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2012 Call for Abstracts 64th AAN Annual Meeting New Orleans Ernest N. Moral Convention Center April 21 28, 2012 Early Registration Deadline March 28, 2012 ? Abstract Submission ? Scientific and Non-scientific

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How to fill out 2012 call for abstracts?

1. Review the guidelines: Start by carefully reading the guidelines provided for the 2012 call for abstracts. Understand the specific requirements and criteria for submission. This will help you tailor your abstract accordingly.
2. Choose a relevant topic: Select a topic that aligns with the theme of the abstract call and is of interest to the intended audience. Ensure that your topic is well-defined, unique, and contributes to the overall objectives of the call.
3. Craft a compelling abstract: Write a concise and clear abstract that effectively communicates the purpose, methodology, findings, and implications of your research or work. Use language that is accessible to the target audience, avoiding jargon or technical terms unless necessary. Proofread and edit your abstract to eliminate any errors or inconsistencies.
4. Follow formatting guidelines: Adhere to the formatting guidelines provided in the call for abstracts. Pay attention to the word limit, font style and size, line spacing, and other specific instructions. Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in disqualification.
5. Include necessary information: Ensure that you provide all the required information, such as your name, affiliation, contact details, and any other specifics mentioned in the call for abstracts. Double-check for accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit by the deadline: Submit your completed abstract by the specified deadline. Late submissions are typically not accepted, so make sure to allow yourself ample time for writing, reviewing, and finalizing your abstract.

Who needs 2012 call for abstracts?

1. Researchers: Researchers from various fields may need the 2012 call for abstracts to submit their work for consideration and potential presentation at a conference, symposium, or academic event.
2. Academics: Professors, lecturers, and scholars may require the 2012 call for abstracts to showcase their research or present their findings to their peers, professionals, or the broader academic community.
3. Professionals: Professionals in specialized industries or sectors may be interested in the 2012 call for abstracts to share their expertise, innovative practices, or case studies with others in their field.
4. Students: Undergraduate or graduate students may wish to submit their research projects, dissertations, or theses to the 2012 call for abstracts, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their academic work and gain exposure within their discipline.
5. Organizations: Non-profit organizations, industry associations, or government bodies may need the 2012 call for abstracts to invite experts, researchers, or practitioners to contribute to a specific event or project relevant to their field.

Note that the specific target audience for the 2012 call for abstracts may vary depending on the nature of the call, its subject matter, and the intended purpose of the abstract submissions.

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What is call for abstracts?

Call for abstracts is a request for individuals to submit a summary of their research or work for consideration for a conference, publication, or event.

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Event organizers or conference committees are typically responsible for issuing a call for abstracts.

How to fill out call for abstracts?

To fill out a call for abstracts, individuals usually need to follow specific guidelines provided by the event organizers, such as word count limits or formatting requirements.

What is the purpose of call for abstracts?

The purpose of a call for abstracts is to gather submissions on a particular topic or theme to select presentations or papers for a conference or publication.

What information must be reported on call for abstracts?

Call for abstracts usually require information such as author names, affiliations, title of the work, summary of the research, keywords, and contact information.

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