Dear colleagues,
In conjunction with the V International Scientific and Practical Conference on Combating Infectious Diseases, a compilation of abstracts will be assembled. It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the requirements for abstract design and the rules governing their submission.
The following requirements must be adhered to when designing abstracts:
- Abstracts must be submitted in either Russian or English.
- The maximum length of an abstract is three pages or 7.5 thousand characters with spaces. The font size is 12 Times New Roman, and the line spacing is 1.5. The file format should be in DOC.
- Abstracts should be accompanied by a summary of between 100 and 150 words in both Russian and English.
- The authors' surnames and initials, the title of the work (not in capital letters), the name(s) of the institution(s) where the authors work, city, and country should be indicated at the beginning of the abstract. In the event that the authors are affiliated with different institutions, they should be indicated by numbers.
- Abstracts should be devoid of tables, figures and a reference list.
- It is essential to provide the email address of the corresponding author so that the editorial board can contact the author directly regarding any queries or for the purposes of inclusion in the final compilation.
- The editorial board reserves the right to edit the abstracts in accordance with the recommendations of the reviewers. The following requirements must be adhered to when designing abstracts:
The following rules govern the submission of abstracts:
- Abstracts and accompanying documents (an official letter of direction from the institution on letterhead and signatures of all authors on a separate sheet) should be sent to the e-mail address SCIconfEVENT@gmail.com.
- Abstracts must be submitted as files in the doc format. The file name should be the last name and initials of the first author, typed in Latin font.
- The letter of direction from the institution and the signature sheet must be submitted as separate files. File format should be either PDF or JPG.
- Abstracts will be accepted until November 15, 2024.