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Submission guidelines
The online abstract submission portal will open on 20 February 2026.
Submission Process
Online submission is mandatory
- Email submissions will not be accepted
- Submission deadline: 30 March 2026
Submission Rules
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Abstracts will be rigorously reviewed by the IFLA 2026 Scientific Committee
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English language submissions only
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Abstract length:
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Abstract title: maximum 20 words.
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Abstract body text: maximum 500 words. This 500-word limit does not include the title or author details of the abstract
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Keyword : maximum 5
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Biography (presenter) text : The maximum size of the biography is 70 words.
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References: author’s name, initials of first name, date, title, place of publication, publisher, volume number, page.
Submission Limitations
- The Organizing Committee recommends one abstract per first author/presenter
- Multiple contributions is not permitted
Terms and Conditions
By submitting an abstract, authors confirm:
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Exclusive online submission
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All authors approve the abstract content
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Information accuracy has been verified
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Presenter registration fully paid before 15 May and commitment to in-person presentation in Hong Kong (no remote or pre-recorded video)
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Permission for abstract publication is given to the organizers
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Acceptance of unedited abstract publication
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Provide references according to the requested standards
Abstracts Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I submit an abstract?
You need to create an account on the online platform https://abstract.eventx.io/ before you can submit your abstract. Abstracts can only be submitted online. Do not send your abstract by email!
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How many abstracts can I submit?
The Organizing Committee recommends one abstract per first author/presenter. However, multiple contributions as a co-author are permitted.
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What language can I use in the abstract?
All abstracts must be submitted and presented in English with accurate grammar and spelling suitable for publication.
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Who will review the abstracts?
Each valid submitted abstract will be reviewed anonymously by at least 2 reviewers. The final selection will be made by the scientific committee in April 2026.
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Can I submit an abstract that has already been presented or published?
It is possible to submit a previously published abstract as a poster presentation.
Abstracts submitted for oral presentations should not have been previously presented or published.
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If an abstract is accepted for a poster presentation, is the author required to provide a short paper or video?
No, only authors whose abstracts are accepted for oral presentations will be required to provide a short paper or video.
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If an abstract is accepted for oral or poster presentation, is the author required to attend in person, or would remote participation be permitted for this format ?
No, all presentations, both oral and poster, must be conducted in person. Remote participation is not allowed.
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What will be the format of oral presentations?
There will be 2 formats:
Short format: 5-minute presentation in a session of 7 presentations, followed by a 20-minute roundtable discussion including audience Q&A.
Long format: 10-minute presentation in a session of 5 presentations, followed by a 20-minute roundtable discussion including audience Q&A.
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Will the conference proceedings be indexed in any academic databases or open-access repositories ?
Yes, the conference organizers intend to index the conference proceedings in an academic database.
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Will the accepted abstracts and short papers be assigned a DOI (Digital Object Identifier)?
Authors of selected abstracts will be informed about the DOI assignment (if implemented) in their abstract notification message.
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Will the abstract be published in Scopus indexed journal ?
The congress organizers intend to publish the abstracts in a Scopus-indexed journal. If implemented, the authors will be informed about the publication in their abstract notification message.
