Abstract submission is closed
The EMBS53 Organizing & Scientific Committee are pleased to welcome your abstract submissions for oral papers and scientific posters. We particularly welcome papers on ‘Marine Biology from a Historical Perspective’, ‘Science in a Modern Era’, ‘Marine and Coastal Citizen Science’ and ‘Science in the North Sea’. Submission can take place till 15 April 2018. Please note that no extensions to the deadline will be granted and that presenting authors are responsible for registration, travel and accommodation costs. Presenters who are unable to attend should arrange for another qualified individual to present the paper or poster in question (with notification to the Organizing Committee).
The deadline to apply is set on 15 April 2018.
Please note that the mentioned date is the final deadline. There will be NO extension of this deadline. Late applications for oral and poster presentations will not be considered. You will be informed on the acceptance of your abstract per mail no later than 31 May 2018 (extended).
The form to submit your abstract is divided in separate fields:
We are glad to announce that the Journal of the Marine Biological Association (JMBA) kindly offers to publishing a special issue of the EMBS53 conference. Everyone who contributes a poster or an oral presentation at the EMBS53 is invited to submit a manuscript. All manuscripts will go through a peer-review process (General JMBA guidelines apply). The deadline for manuscript submission is 7 December 2018, with publication of the full Special Issue in October 2019. All manuscripts that are processed before October 2019, will already be made available as an 'early view' on the JMBA website.
More detailed information will be posted here as it becomes available.Detailed information on the thematic area's is available here
Oral presentations should not exceed 15 minutes, including time for questions. Speakers will not be permitted to exceed the maximum time given, therefore they are encouraged to allow a few minutes for questions.
Speakers will be signaled 5 minutes before their allocated time.
More information will be posted here as it becomes available.