Guidelines for Authors

Presentation Sessions

Each Presentation Session will focus on one symposium theme and will be 90 minutes long. This session will consist of three presentations each 30 minutes long. The 30 minute presentation should be planned as 20 minutes to present and 10 minutes for questions from the audience directly related to the content of the presentation.

Each 90 minute Presentation Session will be followed by a 90 Discussion Session. This discussion will be based on the three presentations in the Presentation Session and the keynote presentation that immediately preceded the Presentation Session.

Audio Visual Requirements

Each presentation room will include a whiteboard, computer, data projector and ethernet internet access. Presenters are expected to bring their presentation files to the relevant presentation room to be loaded onto the computer provided. Presenters are asked to try to plan their presentations so that they do not rely on their own computer. If the presenter's computer must be used for the presentation, or if presenters require any extra audio-visual equipment, then please email Rachael Adlington directly at rachael.adlington@une.edu.au.

Important dates

Types of submissions

All submissions should be in English. Authors can choose from three modes of presentation:

• 1. Full papers for oral presentation. Papers should be between 2000 and 4000 words in length, including references. Papers must include an Abstract (max. 200 words) and keywords. Authors must use the Full Paper Template in formatting their papers. Each paper will be refereed by two members of the Scientific Committee. Accepted papers will be included in the Symposium Proceedings.
• 2. Proposals for oral presentation. Proposals are available for presenters who do not require refereeing of their paper. Proposals should be submitted online in the form of an Abstract (max. 300 words). Abstracts will be refereed and included in the Program. However, non-refereed papers presented at the symposium will not be included in the Symposium Proceedings.
• 3. Posters. Authors wishing to present a poster should submit an Abstract (max. 200 words), which will be refereed and included in the Program booklet.

Please note, all refereed submissions (full papers, abstracts for non-refereed papers and abstracts for posters) must be submitted for consideration using online submission. Details regarding online submission can be found here.