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Both researchers and organisations are invited to submit abstracts summarising proposed or completed research, applied programs, or organisation descriptions that aim to progress the field of father-focussed research. Student submissions are welcomed. Accepted presentations will be shared by presenters in-person or via Zoom, and poster presentations held in-person. Awards and prizes will be presented at the end of Day 2.

PRESENTATION TYPES

ACADEMIC (RESEARCH)

  • Presentation to share research findings
  • As per the downloadable submission template below, abstract should be structured as follows:
    • Background & Aims
    • Method 
    • Results
    • Conclusion &/or Implications
  • Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words.
  • Abstracts should be prepared according to the abstract template for academic submissions.

NON-ACADEMIC (PROGRAM/SERVICE)

  • Presentation is to share outcomes of a program, service or initiative.
  • As per the downloadable submission template below, abstracts should be structured as follows:
    • Background/Aims
    • Description
    • Impact
  • Please note: Program/service abstracts are only accepted from not-for-profit or government organisations (not commercial organisations).
  • Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words
  • Abstracts should be prepared according to the abstract template for non-academic submissions.

PRESENTATION FORMATS

Poster Presentation

  • There will be an in-person poster presentation session scheduled on Day 1 of the symposium program at Deakin Downtown.
  • Presenters are required to attend the symposium in-person and be available to stand with their poster and discuss it with symposium attendees during this time (to be announced the with the full program).
  • If the primary author is not available to attend, another representative can take their place.
  • Poster specifications: Printed A0 size, portrait orientation 84.1cm(W) x 118.9cm(H).
  • Please note this is a new addition to the program and replaces the short oral presentations we have done in previous symposia.

Oral Presentation

  • Accepted individual oral presentations will be allocated 10-minutes of presentation time in the program on either Day 1 or Day 2 of the symposium.
  • Presentations can be made either in-person or online via Zoom, and are limited to a maximum of 10 slides.
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