Abstract Format Guidelines

• An abstract is a compendious summary of a research paper’s substance including its background, purpose, methodology, results, and conclusion.
• It should be one paragraph with a word limit of 200-250.
• Please do not include subheadings, bullets, lists, and header/footer in the abstract.
• Try to keep the Abstract titles short, but descriptive. Informative titles, indicating key points are encouraged. Abbreviations should not be used in the title.
• Acronyms should be written in full the first time, mentioned in the text, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.
• Make sure that the scientific names are in italics.
• Use a negative exponent (g. kgm-3) and do not indicate units as divisions (e.g. kg/m 3).
• Any Chemical formulae should be written in a standard form such as “CaCO3”, not as “CaCO3”. Use a zero before decimal points such as “0.45,” not “.45.”

RECOMMENDED FONT

Title: Times New Roman, 12 points, Upper case, center text in bold

Body: Times New Roman, 11 points; Line spacing: 1, one column of text

AFFILIATIONS FORMAT

• Affiliations should be indicated with superscript.
• A superscript asterisk shout be used for the corresponding author
• Names of affiliations should be given including the country.
• If there is more than one name and address, they should be related by superscript numbers.

Example: 

• Surname INITIALS 1, Surname INITIALS 1*, and Surname INITIALS 2
• Department, Faculty, University, Country
• Department, Institute, Country
• *author@anymail.com (* Email address of the corresponding author)

Note: Download follows the abstract template for better understanding.

Guidelines For The Co-Authors

• Please note a single registration permits only one person to attend the conference.
• If the co-authors would like to attend the conference their registration and payment are required to be made independently.
• However, they will be given a waiver of 25% in the Listener’s Registration Fee.
• The certificate will also be issued for the co-authors upon their registration/payment for the conference.
• Please make prior communications with the organizing committee regards to this matter to avail the benefit of the discount.

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