Abstract

General submission information

• Results: For both oral and poster presentations, the results must be the original work of the authors listed in the abstract.  Abstracts must be based on original results that have not been or will not be published or presented before the 23nd World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics begins.
• Abstract Integrity: Authors are fully responsible for ensuring that the abstract is accurate and error-free before submission.
• Deadline for Submission: Abstract submissions must be received by the stated deadline. Once submitted, changes can be made online until the deadline (3 December). After that date, no more changes can be made.
• Registration Requirement: The presenting author must be registered for the congress by the specified date, to confirm participation in the presentation.

Following the detailed guidelines below will help ensure that your submission is complete, accurate, and ready for review. Thank you for contributing your research to this global congress on ageing. We look forward to your participation.

Abstract Content and Format

Language and Structure

• Abstracts must be written in English.
• The abstract should not exceed 1750 characters (including spaces), which is approximately 250 words.
• Upon submission you can indicate if you want to compete in abstract prizes.
• Abbreviations: Spell out the full name or term the first time you use an abbreviation, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses. Use the abbreviation thereafter.

Content
Use the following sections:

• Background: Provide a brief overview of the research topic and its significance.
• Study Setup (Methods): Outline the methods used in your study or research.
• Results: Summarize the key findings of the research. The results must be the original work of the authors listed.
• Discussion: Offer an interpretation of the results and discuss their relevance or implications.

Indicate the topic closest to the abstract content:

Submission and Review

• It is the author’s responsibility to ensure the abstract is free of typos, grammatical errors, or any inaccuracies.
• Once submitted, changes can be made online until the submission deadline (3 December). After that date, no more changes can be made.
• Oral presentations will be organized by topic tracks, grouping related presentations. Presenters will be given maximum of 10 minutes per presentation, with 2 to 3 minutes time for questions.
• Session Format: Each oral presentation session will last 90 minutes, featuring 5 presentations, with time for a brief Q&A after each.
• Moderation: A moderator will be assigned to each session. The moderator will introduce each speaker, manage time, and facilitate questions.
• The speaker is required to present live and in person in Amsterdam. Online presentations will not be permitted.