Papers and Abstract

There will be opportunities for researchers to present their own work within the scope of the symposium, either as a proffered paper or a poster. The scientific Program Committee invites submission of abstracts of original research in the topic areas of immune diseases and therapy. In order to be considered for presentation, abstracts need to be submitted online before or on March 15, 2010, according to the following instructions, click here. All abstracts will be reviewed by several independent experts. Notifications of acceptance or rejection, and scheduling information will be mailed to the submitting author within two weeks.

Submission Guidelines
● Abstracts (overviews) are limited to 300 words in length, and must be presented on a single page. Time allotted for oral presentations will be 20 to 30 minutes, as determined by the committee. Presentations must present new data of professional or scientific interest to the pharmaceutical research professional.

● The author must certify that no prior copyright or IP issue or ownership applies to their paper. Once a presentation is accepted, content may not be significantly revised prior to presentation at the annual conference. The congress is not responsible for any copyright and IP issue, but authors himself or herself.

● Each abstract submission will include a computer diskette (or email attachment). Submissions and supporting diskettes and documentation will not be returned to you.

● Timely submission will allow the committee an early decision regarding your paper or abstract.

● The document should be in Microsoft Word (*.doc), the document should be named as author's name, the content should be in English and author's autobiography is obligatory.

● The paper should be attached by author's name, telephone number, detail address of affiliated institution, post code and e-mail address.

Poster

Call for posters
All registrants are eligible to submit a Conference Poster. The Poster Sessions offer you a unique opportunity to have your scientific research projects displayed and viewed by your peers, and exchange opinions with your fellow participants. Attendees may view and discuss the Posters and leave messages for the authors. The posters will be displayed for the duration of the event, allowing maximum visibility of your research studies. Posters must relate to the Conference and Exhibition theme and should illustrate novel science and technologies. Researchers with new results or patents are encouraged to apply. Individuals will be selected to give an oral presentation.

Posters are organized in four areas at 3 Floor, following their theme (Zone 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5). During the poster session, between coffee break and lunch time, poster presenters are attending their poster so that delegates can discuss it, ask questions, get more information.

The Congress Organizing Committee acknowledged the submission of from all over the world. All abstracts have been reviewed and assessed by the International Scientific Committee. Abstracts are presented as oral communications and posters. Oral communications have been integrated to the first part of the program, and posters are presented on May 15, May 16 and May 17. Posters are changing each day.

How to submit
To apply for participation in a Poster Session, please complete the Online Poster Submission Form and submit your Abstract of 500 words or less, written in English, listing the principal author and completing all the contact details (organization, mailing address, E-mail, phone, fax, poster title, additional authors). Please note that the abstract must be suitable for direct publication in the Handbook. A fax or hard copy will not be accepted for publication.

What content included in the Poster Exhibition ?
As the poster program is divided in four main themes:
Zone 1: Scientific Breaking in Immune Disorders
Zone 2: Pharmaceutical R & D and Clinical Trials on Immune Diseases
Zone 3: Clinical Immunology and Medicine on Immune Diseases
Zone 4: Immune Disease Diagnosis
Zone 5: Nutraceuticals, Non-Medical Treatment and Prevention

Each poster owns a poster code, to be located in the poster areas, and to find the abstracts in the supplement of the Journal (To be Confirmed later), available in congress bags. Poster sessions will take place on May 15, 16 and May 17 2010 during the coffee break and lunch. During this time-slot, poster presenters will attend their poster in order to discuss with the congress delegates.

› Posters practical information
Posters will be changed every day and each poster will be displayed for one day only. (Day of display has been notified in the confirmation letter).
Posters dimensions: 90 cm heights x 70 cm width
Set-up: as from 7.30 am
Display timeframe: all day long (only one day per poster, assigned)
Dismantling: 7.00 pm AT THE LATEST
Poster presenters are requested to proceed to the Poster Desk first, located in the registration area, where they will be given their official poster voucher and hanging material.

The organizing committee will not be responsible for any material lost or damaged if they are not promptly removed.

Submission Guidelines
● Abstracts (overviews) are limited to 300 words in length, and must be presented on a single page. Time allotted for oral presentations will be 20 to 30 minutes, as determined by the committee. Presentations must present new data of professional or scientific interest to the immunology research professional.

● The author must certify that no prior copyright or IP issue or ownership applies to their paper. Once a presentation is accepted, content may not be significantly revised prior to presentation at the annual conference. The congress is not responsible for any copyright and IP issue, but authors himself or herself.

● Each abstract submission will include a computer diskette (or email attachment). Submissions and supporting diskettes and documentation will not be returned to you.

● Timely submission will allow the committee an early decision regarding your paper or abstract.

● The document should be in Microsoft Word (*.doc), the document should be named as author's name, the content should be in English and author's autobiography is obligatory.

● The paper should be attached by author's name, telephone number, detail address of affiliated institution, post code and e-mail address.