Abstract submission for WCE 2020 has now opened. All abstract submissions are required to be uploaded through the official online submission portal after creating a log in.
Abstracts relating to any aspect of epidemiology are welcome. Those that have relevance to the congress themes are strongly encouraged.
The main theme is Methodological Innovations in Epidemiology, embracing innovation in areas as diverse as theoretical epidemiology, adapting from other disciplines (e.g. econometrics) data collection methods, and more.
There are three sub-themes as follows. Further detail on the sub-themes is provided in the abstract submission guidelines.
- Teaching and communicating epidemiology and bio-statistics
- Translation from research to policy and practice
- Career development for Early to Mid-Career Epidemiologists
IMPORTANT: all abstract submissions must strictly follow an official abstract submission template. Submissions that do not follow these instructions will not be reviewed.
Top 4 reminders for your abstract submission!
- Be sure to use one of three templates: the Abstract Template, the Early Career Workshop Template or the Symposium Template.
- Abstracts (excluding title) must not exceed 250 words (presentations and posters), 2000 words (early career workshop) or 1000 words (symposia). Text in excess of those limits will be excluded.
- Presenting authors must pay registration fees and cover their own travel and accommodation expenses.
- The review process is blind so please DO NOT include your name or affiliation on your abstract
If you have any questions regarding the abstract submission process please contact the WCE2020 Program Manager.
Abstract TemplateEarly Career Workshop Template
Symposium TemplateSubmit Abstract
IMPORTANT: all submissions must strictly follow the official submission guidelines and official submission template. Submissions that do not follow these instructions will be rejected.
Abstract submission important notes
- Please ensure that you have carefully read the abstract submission guidelines prior to submitting your abstract.
- Once you have submitted your work you will not be able to make any edits. You can only edit your submission while it is in draft format.
- All abstracts must be submitted using the provided official templates
- Abstracts submitted for presentation may be published exactly as received and should be checked for spelling and grammar prior to submission.
- The presenting author will be identified during the abstract submission process. All correspondence will be conducted with the presenting author.
- Presenting authors must pay registration fees and cover their own travel and accommodation expenses.
- If the project involves members of an indigenous population, we expect that at least one of the authors identifies as indigenous.
- All abstract submissions must be submitted by no later than midnight AEST, Friday 28 February 2020.
Abstract submission terms and conditions
By submitting an abstract all authors agree to the below terms and conditions.
- The work described in the abstract is the original work of the authors.
- The work described in the abstract does not conflict with any existing copyright agreements with alternate publishers.
- The work described in the abstract has appropriate approval under local requirements and human and animal experimentation ethics rules.
- A presenting author may submit more than one abstract, but a maximum of one abstract per presenting author will be selected for long or snapshot presentation;
- If the abstract is accepted as a presentation or poster, the presenting author will register and pay registration fees to attend WCE2020.
- If the abstract is accepted as a symposium, all presenters will register and pay registration fees to attend WCE2020.
- Submission of an abstract implies the agreement of all authors to the publication of the abstract in the Congress program, and for any video/audio recordings taken during your presentation to be used and published by WCE2020, including provision of these materials to WCE2020 delegates.