ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Deadline for Abstract Submission: Wednesday 15th June 2010

Abstract submissions are welcome for the following categories for presentation at the APEG ASM in Adelaide.

NOTE 1: Not all abstracts for these categories will be accepted as oral presentations. The best abstracts from each category will be selected for oral presentations and others as posters.

SUBMITTING YOUR ABSTRACT

  1. Your abstract needs to be submitted as a word document and uploaded at the end of the online abstract submission process.
  2. When you are ready to submit your abstract, click on the button that says "Click here to submit first time abstract" at the top of this page.
  3. You will be taken, step by step through the submission process and the very last step is to upload your abstract.
  4. Please ensure the presenting author’s details are those submitted, as all correspondence will be sent to this person.
  5. Once you have completed the online process, you will need to log in to confirm your abstract has been successfully uploaded. This is done by clicking on the Abstract Zone button above and entering your access key when prompted (this is given to you during the submission process).
  6. NOTE: Sometimes it can take up to 24 hours for you to be able to view a document you have just uploaded. Please wait 24hours and if you still cannot see your abstract as a PDF contact the Conference Secretariat.

SUBMITTING ADDITIONAL ABSTRACT’S

  1. If you have already submitted an abstract and wish to submit a second, click on the Abstract Zone button and enter your access key when prompted.
  2. Click on the link "submit new abstract"
  3. NOTE: Sometimes it can take up to 24 hours for you to be able to view a document you have just uploaded. Please wait 24hours and if you still cannot see your abstract as a PDF contact the Conference Secretariat.

FORMATTING YOUR ABSTRACT
Abstracts should be formatted as follows:

  1. Paper Title - (CAPITAL CASE, Arial, font size 12 Bold)
  2. Full Author List - (Title Case, Arial, font size 10 Bold) with the presenting author's name underlined
  3. List of Author affiliations and country - (Title Case, Arial, font size 10 italics)
  4. Descriptive text including tables - (Sentence Case, Arial font size 10). * Note that characters and symbols must be inserted into the document using the INSERT SYMBOL function, not by changing the font, and please do not use document styles.
  5. The abstract, without subheadings, should be in the following form: Aims, Methods, Results, Conclusion.
  6. Cite references in numeric order in parentheses according to first mention in the text (Arial font size 10).
  7. Overall word count, including titles and affiliations must not exceed 400 words.
  8. Figures are NOT acceptable.

Please download sample abstract here.

The Abstract Zone is where you can:

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Abstract submissions are welcome for the following categories for presentation at the APEG ASM

* Not all abstracts for these categories will be accepted as oral presentations. The best abstracts from each category will be selected for oral presentations and others as posters.

TRAVEL GRANTS AND AWARDS

The deadline for travel grant applications will be strictly adhered to this year to ensure a fair system is open to all members. All Grants are assessed by an independent committee selected by APEG Council.

APEG Travel Grants
APEG Travel Grants will be open to APEG members, who are within 5 years of completing their FRACP (or equivalent), who are either Australian or NZ citizens or who have been resident in Australia for one or more years at the time of the ASM and have submitted an abstract which has been accepted (to the ASM). Travel grants are not open to those persons who are only attending the Fellows Meeting.

Your head of department will be contacted to check your eligibility for the grant.

Please indicate when you submit your abstract if you would like to apply for a travel grant and an APEG representative will contact you closer to the date.

An allotment of money is put aside each year for travel grants. This is then shared amongst those who apply and fulfil the criteria. Therefore, there are no funds available for late applications.

You must indicate your application for the travel grant at the time of submitting your abstract. You must also declare any other requests for funding you have received, or applied for.

DEADLINE: 15th JUNE 2010

APEG Young Investigator Award

The aim of the Young Investigator Award is to promote research excellence in paediatric endocrinology and diabetes.

Applications are encouraged from young people considering a career in paediatric endocrinology and diabetes, nurses and allied health professionals.

To submit an abstract to be considered for the YI session, you must: