2012 eCM XIII: Bone Fixation, Repair & Regeneration
(Focus CMF, Spine, Trauma, Vet)
24th – 26th June 2012, Congress Center, Davos, Switzerland
Abstract Submission
Abstract
Deadline April 2nd
Notification
Authors
will be notified of the decision within 3 weeks
We invite submission
of papers on the key and related topics for consideration as
oral or poster presentations.
Each submission must be original work that has not been published
previously as a manuscript. The abstracts should be in English and
provide sufficient information to assess aims, methods, results
and impact of the investigation.
The complete abstract (maximum 1 page) should
be e-mailed as an attachment to the conference
secretariat (carla.escher at aofoundation.org)
Abstracts larger than
5MB in size will not be reviewed (images embedded in the abstracts
should be JPEG (.jpg) format and not TIFF).
Abstracts should be named with the presenting author e.g. RichardsRG_01_eCMXI2010.doc
Download the abstract
template (Word doc format792 kB).
Download the abstract
template (RTF format 2326kB).
Abstract
Publication. All abstracts presented in either poster or oral
format will be published in a special supplement of the eCells
& Materials (eCM) online 'Open & Free Access'
journal.
Failure to present an abstract (oral or poster) will also prevent
the publication of the abstract in the journal and the authors will
not be able to present at future meetings (without a reasonable
explanation of failure to turn up).
Paper
Submission
We invite all keynote
speakers to submit a paper (either original research report, original
review*or original tutorial*) to the eCells
& Materials (eCM) online 'Open & Free Access'
journal.
*NOTE: We define a REVIEW
PAPER as a paper which includes an extended literature review and
complete bibliography (including authors' own work), and can also
emphasise authors' new unpublished findings and in an extended discussion
puts the topic in proper perspective. A review can also be based
on a complete bibliography of an author's own work over several
years in relation to others. A TUTORIAL PAPER contains an organised
comprehensive review of all relevant published material as for a
teaching lecture.
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