ANCIABP2019

Call for Papers

Call for Free Paper Abstracts

8mins ppt + 2mins Q&A These sessions offer opportunities for researchers/clinicians to showcase their work in a lively format with a receptive audience. Submission of free papers and posters will be made online via website www.anciapp.com

The length of the abstract body should not exceed 300 words. In case of any queries kindly write to us on info@anciabp.com

Last date for submission of abstract for Free Paper is 31st July 2019

Indian Association of Biological Psychiatry Poster Activity

This session will offer an effective forum for the exchange of information & means to communicate ideas, research & programmes*

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1. Poster can be of any interesting case study or research in the field of biological psychiatry.
2. All posters selected for display at the conference should follow the guidelines mentioned on the conference website.
3. Two copies of the abstract of the scientific paper in form of prints of Five Powerpoint slides similar to Indian Journal of Psychiatry style should be submitted to Dr. Uttam C. Garg (Organizing Secretary #ANCIABP2019 ) through email. Email ID:  uttamcgarg@gmail.com by 31st July, 2019
4. All participants of poster submissions will receive a certificate and winner and runner up of the poster activity will be given special prize along with certificate of participation. (Decision of the judges and organizing committee will be final with regards to selection for display and winner of the activity) The size of the poster is 1.5 ft width x 2 ft height or 18 inches width x 24 inches height.  *Registration is compulsory to present the poster

Suggested Poster Components for ANCIABP2019:

Title and author(s) with affiliation(s)  Introduction: Introduce the topic with an outline including background information, purpose of the study and relevance describing how this research will add new information in the field

Methods: Describe the steps you used for your project.

Results/Data Analysis: More space should be devoted to your results than to any other section. Data should be displayed in graphs or tables that are easy to read and clearly labelled. All figures should have a figure legend explaining what type of experiment was performed, a brief description of the data, and what the results demonstrate. This can include diagrams or pictures presenting techniques or outlining experimental design. The number of figures should not include more than 5.Do not duplicate the results in the tables/figures and text.

Discussion/Conclusions: Summarize the main points.

References: Cite and reference any sources of information, other than your own, at the end of the poster.

Contact details of presenter

During the session  Presenters are expected to be available at their posters during the assigned presentation time to discuss methods and results with interested colleagues. If a presenter has more than one poster to present, then it is the presenter’s responsibility to identify a co‐author to present as necessary.  Giving handouts that summarize the poster helps viewers take away the main points of the poster. 

After the session  It is the responsibility of the presenter to disassemble their poster at the end of the session. The organisers will not be responsible for posters left at the end of session and all such posters will be discarded.