IASSIDD European Congress 2026

How do I write an easy-to-read abstract?

1. Title
   • Write title that is clear and easy to understand.
   • Make sure the title helps readers know what the section is about.
2. Images
   • Place images next to the text to help explain what the text is about.
   • Use images that are simple and easy to understand.
   • Make sure you have the correct licence or permission to use the images.
3. Sentences
   • Start each new sentence on a new line.
   • Keep sentences short – one or two lines are best.
   • Use mostly positive sentences.
4. Words
   • Use simple words.
   • Explain difficult words every time they appear.
   • Do not split a word over two lines.
   • Write numbers as digits (for example: 5, not five).
5. How to Order Information
   • Make the main information easy to find.
   • Present information in a clear, logical order.
   • Keep each paragraph about one topic.
   • Use examples to explain ideas.
   • Use bullet points instead of long lists with commas.
   • When using “he” or “she,” make sure it is always clear who is meant.

What kinds of presentations can be submitted?

Oral Presentation
A 15-minute presentation (single or joint) of research or practice-related work, followed by a brief Q&A.

Poster
A visual presentation of research findings, projects, or ideas, displayed for informal discussion during the poster session.

Round Table (at least three authors)
A joint discussion on a predefined topic or research question, featuring multiple short inputs and shared reflection among presenters and audience.

Technology Workshop
A session focused on the presentation or demonstration of technological tools, systems, or applications relevant to research and practice. May include live demonstrations or interactive elements.