GUIDELINES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstracts must be submitted using the official DDE2026 templates. Modified templates will not be accepted.
Upload both PDF and LaTeX (.tex) files, including all figures.

File Naming Conventions:

MS should cover multiple perspectives on the topic, with speakers from different organizations and, preferably, different countries.
The first speaker provides an overview of the topic, its applications, and future directions.
Typical MS: 4 talks × 20 minutes each (including Q&A).
Multi-session MS are allowed, with a maximum of 3 sessions. Each session must have 4 speakers, and only one oral presentation per participant is allowed.
Exceptional case: 5 talks (1 opening + 4 additional). Please contact the organizers if needed.
Accepted MS are limited. If a MS cannot be included, its abstracts may be scheduled as individual Contributed Talks (CT) or Posters.

Typical duration: 20 minutes (17 min presentation + 3 min Q&A).
Focus on current contributions to the field and relevance to the conference topics.

A0 portrait format.
Include title, authors, institutions at the top (matching submitted abstract).
Organize sections clearly: Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusions.
Use readable fonts, short sentences, bullet points. Avoid jargon or unexplained acronyms.
Emphasize figures and high-quality images.

Registration is mandatory before submitting abstracts.
Each participant may submit up to 2 abstracts (1 oral + 1 poster).
Authors may be co-authors on multiple abstracts.
Oral presenters may also submit a poster, subject to availability of poster slots.
Abstracts may be submitted or edited until the deadline in your Personal Area.
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