- Invited speakers (by invitation): Live Broadcast.
- Contributed Talks (by abstract submission): Live Broadcast.
- ePosters.
Invitation:
The Invited Speakers will receive an invitation via e-mail. This invitation should be accepted.
A second email will be sent automatically which will direct to the registration to the conference.
Submission of the Abstract:
The abstract can be submitted any time before the oral abstract deadline.
The abstract can be uploaded by clicking at the ‘Abstract Submission’ tab.
Confirmation of the Time:
Once the scientific program is published, all the invited speakers will receive an email confirming the time slot assigned.
How can I prepare for the conference?
Prepare your presentation taking into consideration the length of your talk: 20 min. The talk will be live.
For the presenting talk is needed:
- Presentation with slides in PowerPoint
- It can contain texts and images
- If you include a video, you need to make sure that can be played from the document
How will I deliver my talk?
You will receive an email with instructions the day before the conference.
You will also receive an automatic email from Zoom with the link 24 hours and 1 hour before the start of the conference.
Before the live broadcast nanoGe will host a Welcome Session to check the material and to respond questions.
Submitting a contributed talk
To submit your work first you need to register at the conference.
Click on the ‘Abstract Submission’ tab, select as preference ‘Contributed Talk’ and follow the instructions listed there.
Please check the deadlines so you don’t miss them!
Accepted Contributed Talks, how does it work:
After the scientific program is published you will receive the abstract acceptance email with the slot assigned and the instructions.
Prepare your presentation taking into consideration the length of your talk: 10 min.
You will receive an email with instructions before the conference.
You will also receive an automatic email from Zoom with the link 24 hours and 1 hour before the start of the conference.
Before the live broadcast nanoGe will host a Welcome Session to check the material and to respond questions.
Contributed talks are delivered live during the conference. In addition, authors of contributed talks will participate in a Discussion along with a chair. You will be able to respond questions from the public during this time.
Not accepted as a Contributed Talk.
If your abstract has not been selected as a talk you have the option to present it as an ePoster.
Follow the instructions in the next section.
You can edit your submission adding the mandatory fields for ePoster submission.
To submit your work first you need to register to the conference and purchase the ticket.
Click on the ‘Abstract Submission’ tab, select as preference ‘ePoster’ and follow the instructions listed there.
These items are mandatory:
- Authors’ Names List and the title of ePoster.
- ePoster: Image file containing the information and data. The supported formats are JPG and PNG, 1MB/3000 px (the bigger side). For more instructions read the next point.
- A profile picture (square format and 300px)
As optional elements, you can add:
- Table of Contents (TOC) graphic: an illustration that communicates visually the main message of your ePoster. The width of the image is 16:9. It cannot exceed 1MB size. The supported formats are JPG and PNG, 1MB/2000 px (the bigger side).
It can be a simple sketch or a piece of text. We recommend uploading one in order to make your contribution more visible on the ePoster board.
- Supporting information. Additional file in a PDF file containing the details of your work
- Abstract between 100 and 400 words
- A video, presenting the topic of your contribution. This video should last no more than 3 minutes and needs to be uploaded to an online video-sharing platform (YouTube, Vimeo...). You can paste the link when submitting your work.
Your ePoster will be visible on the ePoster Board along with the title and your picture prior to the start of the conference.
A code will be assigned to your contribution. This code will indicate the room assigned to you in the ePoster platform.
ePoster format
Our new online format of ePoster is a dynamic framework to instigate the exchange of scientific ideas and information. You can be as creative as you want, sky is the limit, provided that the normal codes of scientific exchange are respected.
When designing and making your ePoster you should follow some basic directions:
- Present the information clearly, combining text, diagrams and graphics, so that can be viewed quickly and create a strong impression.
- Use large font size. Do not overcrowd the ePoster with information and details.
- Use the landscape orientation that can be viewed both in computer screen and social networks.
- Divide an ePoster into distinct boxes that allow to zoom for viewing the information during discussion.
- Highlight a clear message of your ePoster that can be grasped very rapidly.
Join the ePoster Session
You can see the ePosters at any moment in the "ePoster board" tab (only available for registered users).
The ePoster Session takes place in an interactive platform available at the ‘Virtual Room’ tab. Look for the “Go to ePoster Session” buttom.
You’ll need a password to access, this can be found next to the “Go to ePoster Session” buttom.
This platform will be available for participants to join at the scheduled time.
ePoster platform content:
First, you need identify yourself by adding your name.
Second, you need to give the video and audio permission in your browser. You will need the other participants to be able to see you to interact with them.
Last but not least you can move around the space using the arrow keys on your keyboard.