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“We regret to inform you that we need to withdraw our accepted abstract.” This sentence catches many organizers off guard, even though accepted abstract withdrawal happens on a fairly regular basis across scientific conferences of every size. And abstract withdrawal after acceptance is not always intentional, no. Most times it’s due to something unforeseen. The presenter may have fallen ill or could be unable to make it to the conference, or perhaps their work has been accepted elsewhere.
Summit and conference are two words that are often used interchangeably. While the two share more similarities than differences, there are a few things that draw a clear distinction between them. In terms of the size of the event, the topic of focus and even the number of days, a summit and conference have unique strings attached to each of them.
The university research conferences have changed over time. Initially, it was a process that was built around emails, spreadsheets, and different tools. However, now it needs a more structured system that can handle the registrations, submissions, peer review, session scheduling and engagement in one place. Universities need platforms that respect the academic workflows while supporting hybrid and virtual participation. Continue reading
Academic conferences have unique needs that are impossible to manage with normal tools. These conferences handle a huge volume of abstract submissions, organize strict peer reviews, publications, feedback collecting and many more. The need for specialized software is essential to simplify the tasks, reduce errors and save time for conference organizers.