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Abstracts submission closed - The "Scientific Programme" is now definitive and cannot be changed.

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: July 15 th 2008

Please read carefully the following guidelines before sending the abstract.

General Guidelines.

Abstracts must be written in English.

Only abstracts submitted online through the Conference website will be accepted.

Main authors must be registered in the Conference. The same main author is only allowed to submit one abstract to the Conference.

All abstracts must contain original papers not previously reported or published in other congresses.

In order to comply with conflict of interest matters, we kindly ask you to mention your funding source (company or association) that support your study.

Abstract Structure

Abstracts must contain the following structure:

Objectives
Methods
Results
Conclusions

Do not exceed the limit of 400 words in length, use font Times New Romans, size12 point.

Abstract Evaluation

Abstracts will be evaluated by the Organizing Committee in order to accept or reject them for presentation during the Conference.

The results of such evaluation will be notified to the main author by email before 31 August 2008 .

POSTER TYPE

Practical Considerations

The following information is provided to help presenters prepare their poster.

Posters will be mounted on poster boards that will be provided by SRNT2008. The poster boards measure 70cm wide x 100cm high, therefore you must ensure your poster will fit in this space. It does not have to be this exact size but must fit in this allocated space.
When mounting your poster on the poster display board it is important to only use push pins, making sure they can take the weight of your poster.
Presenters are advised to bring their own mounting material as outlined above, however some supplemental material may be made available on request. Please do not attempt to use any other type of adhesive materials at all.
All care will be taken with poster displays, however security cannot be guaranteed. You should ensure that the poster is not the only record of your work.

Preparation Advice

Below are some tips to help you plan and prepare your poster, ensuring that it is accessible to delegates. They are presented for guidance only and the responsibility for the finished poster rests with the presenter.

While each poster has its own display area and you have a designated time in the programme to be at your poster, it will be in competition with others. Delegates with limited time will be attracted to posters that catch their eye and are easy to read from a distance.

Content

Be prepared to edit ruthlessly – there is invariably always too much text on posters. Look critically at the content when it is laid out. If there is a balance of approximately 1/3rd text, 1/3rd graphics and 1/3rd empty space, you are doing well.
Title / Heading: The title of the poster should the same as on your abstract. The heading should include the authors' names and affiliations.
Text: Your poster should be understandable without you being there to explain it to delegates. Words should be spelled out, avoiding abbreviations / acronyms / jargon.

Layout

Don’t simply use a wall of text – it is not attractive or readable. Use small blocks for the text that can stand alone. That way, if someone comes up to your poster and reads only a small portion of it, it will still make sense.
Give your poster sections and allow space around your work - light and empty space attracts the eye (and the reader). It sometimes helps to lay your poster out in columns as this keeps the flow of people moving past your poster.

Fill in the online abstracts submission form required fields:

PERSONAL DATA


HOMEPAGE COMMITTEES PROGRAMME REGISTRATION ABSTRACTS ACCOMODATION VENUE & ROME ENDORSEMENT LINK DOWNLOADS CONTACTS Satellite Meeting SITAB - SRNT Anteprimadue S.r.l. Viale del Tintoretto 88 Roma 00142 P.iva: 06410381005 Tel: +39.06.54.03.600 Fax: +39.06.54.78.65 info@anteprimadue.it Venue: ATAHOTEL Villa Pamphili**** Via della Nocetta, 105 00164 Roma	Abstracts submission closed - The "Scientific Programme" is now definitive and cannot be changed. DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: July 15 th 2008 Please read carefully the following guidelines before sending the abstract. General Guidelines. Abstracts must be written in English. Only abstracts submitted online through the Conference website will be accepted. Main authors must be registered in the Conference. The same main author is only allowed to submit one abstract to the Conference. All abstracts must contain original papers not previously reported or published in other congresses. In order to comply with conflict of interest matters, we kindly ask you to mention your funding source (company or association) that support your study. Abstract Structure Abstracts must contain the following structure: Objectives Methods Results Conclusions Do not exceed the limit of 400 words in length, use font Times New Romans, size12 point. Abstract Evaluation Abstracts will be evaluated by the Organizing Committee in order to accept or reject them for presentation during the Conference. The results of such evaluation will be notified to the main author by email before 31 August 2008 . POSTER TYPE Practical Considerations The following information is provided to help presenters prepare their poster. Posters will be mounted on poster boards that will be provided by SRNT2008. The poster boards measure 70cm wide x 100cm high, therefore you must ensure your poster will fit in this space. It does not have to be this exact size but must fit in this allocated space. When mounting your poster on the poster display board it is important to only use push pins, making sure they can take the weight of your poster. Presenters are advised to bring their own mounting material as outlined above, however some supplemental material may be made available on request. Please do not attempt to use any other type of adhesive materials at all. All care will be taken with poster displays, however security cannot be guaranteed. You should ensure that the poster is not the only record of your work. Preparation Advice Below are some tips to help you plan and prepare your poster, ensuring that it is accessible to delegates. They are presented for guidance only and the responsibility for the finished poster rests with the presenter. While each poster has its own display area and you have a designated time in the programme to be at your poster, it will be in competition with others. Delegates with limited time will be attracted to posters that catch their eye and are easy to read from a distance. Content Be prepared to edit ruthlessly – there is invariably always too much text on posters. Look critically at the content when it is laid out. If there is a balance of approximately 1/3rd text, 1/3rd graphics and 1/3rd empty space, you are doing well. Title / Heading: The title of the poster should the same as on your abstract. The heading should include the authors' names and affiliations. Text: Your poster should be understandable without you being there to explain it to delegates. Words should be spelled out, avoiding abbreviations / acronyms / jargon. Layout Don’t simply use a wall of text – it is not attractive or readable. Use small blocks for the text that can stand alone. That way, if someone comes up to your poster and reads only a small portion of it, it will still make sense. Give your poster sections and allow space around your work - light and empty space attracts the eye (and the reader). It sometimes helps to lay your poster out in columns as this keeps the flow of people moving past your poster. Fill in the online abstracts submission form required fields: PERSONAL DATA Surname: First Name: Organization Address: City /State/ Province: Country: Postal Code: Phone: Fax: Email: POSTER: Theme: Title: Main Author: Co-Author: File: