Call for Abstracts
SBFC2020 Symposium on Biomaterials, Fuels and Chemicals
Abstracts for invited talks, posters, contributed oral presentations and student oral session presentations are now being accepted.
INVITED TALKS. Submit to this area if you have been specifically invited to present in one of the oral sessions.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS Poster spaces are limited. Please do not submit an abstract unless you are committed to attending the meeting and presenting. To be assured of a poster space after receiving an acceptance, each poster must have the presenting author registered and paid by the advanced registration deadline date which will be posted on the conference website. Substitutions for the presenting author must be identified by contacting SIMB directly. In the case of a substitution, the new presenter must also be registered and paid by required date.
All posters accepted and displayed must have at least one author available to discuss the poster. This author may present only two posters within a single poster session, and present no more than a total of three posters in both poster sessions, i.e., a single author may present a maximum of two (2) posters in one poster session and one (1) poster in the other poster session.
IMPORTANT: You will be notified by email of acceptance of your poster abstract. All accepted poster presenters must be registered and paid in full before abstracts will be published. If you have not registered and paid by the date specified, your poster will be withdrawn from the program/website and space will not be reserved for you in the poster hall.
Please do not bring a poster to the meeting if you have not been accepted or if you have not registered and paid by the required registration date.
CONTRIBUTED TALKS. Submit to this area if you would like to speak in one of the oral presentation sessions but have not been specifically invited. Your abstract will be reviewed and you will be notified of the outcome in time to preregister.
General Instructions
NOTE: When entering your abstract title, use initial capital letters only for the first word in the title and any genus or proper name appearing in the title. Use lower case for all other words in the title, i.e., Improving phenylalanine production of Escherichia coli.
Maximum Abstract Length is 250 Words
Poster size:
4 feet high by 4 feet wide. Separate labeling with the poster title and authors, may be prepared for the top of your poster space. There will be two posters per side of each 4 foot x 8 foot board.
RAPID FIRE POSTER SHOWCASE: This session is a one hour-long poster preview session Sunday, April 26, 2020. Forty presenters will be chosen from accepted poster submissions to present their work on one slide in one minute in the general session meeting room. There will be no questions and no comments. This is an opportunity to preview your poster to the entire meeting audience and to get your colleagues excited to see your work. If you are interested in being considered for this opportunity, please check the appropriate box when you submit your abstract. This is for posters only, not for selected oral presentations. Students are encouraged to apply.
Technical Support
For help in submitting an abstract online, email Tech Support.
NOTE: When entering your abstract title, use initial capital letters only for the first word in the title and any genus or proper name appearing in the title. Use lower case for all other words in the title, i.e., Improving phenylalanine production of Escherichia coli.
Maximum Abstract Length is 250 Words
Poster size:
4 feet high by 4 feet wide. Separate labeling with the poster title and authors, may be prepared for the top of your poster space. There will be two posters per side of each 4 foot x 8 foot board.
RAPID FIRE POSTER SHOWCASE: This session is a one hour-long poster preview session Sunday, April 26, 2020. Forty presenters will be chosen from accepted poster submissions to present their work on one slide in one minute in the general session meeting room. There will be no questions and no comments. This is an opportunity to preview your poster to the entire meeting audience and to get your colleagues excited to see your work. If you are interested in being considered for this opportunity, please check the appropriate box when you submit your abstract. This is for posters only, not for selected oral presentations. Students are encouraged to apply.
Technical Support
For help in submitting an abstract online, email Tech Support.
