The main parts of the conference abstract typically use a formula like this:
The Topic of your proposed presentation.
Title (attention grabbing, clear and interesting topic).
Your Motivation for presenting.
Problem Statement (state the problem you are trying to solve).
Approach (define what you have done to solve the problem, how you organized the study, research you completed).
Results.
Conclusions.
Be sure your topic fits with their needs.
Review the other sessions that will be presented at the conference.
Know the deadlines for submission.
Submit early.
Use the keywords that reflect your article’s content.
The average length of an abstract is 250-300 words.
Tailor your abstract to fit the sessions.
Know the word limit and be concise.
Review example abstracts in your field.
Note the main points of an effective abstract.
Keep sentences short.
Be concise but informative.
Avoid using complex words or phrases that don’t add value.
Before editing, take a break.
Look it over with fresh eyes.
Consider using a professional editor.
Enago Academy. (2021, October 26). Important tips for writing an effective conference abstract. https://www.enago.com/academy/important-tips-for-writing-an-effective-conference-abstract/
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