Guidelines for Abstract and Poster

Abstract

  1. An abstract is a single paragraph (175-250 words) without subheadings, indentations, or references.
  2. It should be an explicit summary of your presentation stating the problem, objectives, methods used, and the major results and conclusions; the abstract shoul be structured and must be divided into Introduction, Aim, Methods, Results, and Conclusion and must be written in English.
  3. Informative abstracts and critical abstracts are accepted.
  4. It should be single-spaced in 12-point Times New Roman. Do not include bullets or lists in the abstract.
  5. The Abstract should be written in English.
  6. The abstract should be submitted in the format of MS Word (.doc or .docx) document.
  7. Documents that do not follow the guidelines will be asked to be revised.
  8. The content of the abstract will be scrutinized before acceptance of the paper presentation at the international research conference.
  9. Keywords – a maximum of 3-6 keywords are allowed for the abstract.

The structure of the abstract:

1st line – THE TITLE OF THE PAPER IN CAPITALS
2nd line – leave it out
3rd line – all authors′ names without their degrees/titles (bold)
4th line – an unabridged name of the workplace
5th line – leave it out
6th line – the actual text

Poster

Recommended poster format: A0 841 x 1189 mm (format portrait)

The structure of the poster:

  1. Title and Author(s) – the title of your work and the names of the authors prominently across the top of your display.
  2. Purpose or Question – include a concise statement of the purpose of your work or the hypothesis tested.
  3. Methods or Procedures – provide a brief summary of your methods or procedures.
  4. Results – clearly and concisely presenting your main findings using well-labeled charts, graphs, tables, or outlines.
  5. Conclusions – to summarize the key takeaways from your work and how they relate to your stated purpose.

Updated: 20. 02. 2026