Template Required
Authors must use the provided presentation template so every session looks consistent.
Essential guidelines for preparing and submitting your conference presentation — in person or pre-recorded. Please review them carefully before submission.
Authors must use the provided presentation template so every session looks consistent.
Logos from other organizations or institutions are strictly prohibited on the slides.
Content must not overlap the conference title or the logos placed in the template.
15 September 2027. Late presentation files cannot be accommodated in the program.
The provided file is a flexible starting template. Authors may freely add, remove, reorder or redesign the content slides. However, the title slide structure and the header and footer on every slide must remain unchanged, and no content, images, shapes or videos may overlap these areas.
Download Presentation TemplateAuthors must pre-record the presentation; it is played during the session.
Each recorded video runs 12 minutes, with 3 minutes of live discussion.
Keep your video on while presenting and stay clearly visible throughout.
Submit in .mp4 format only.
Recommended software: OBS Studio, Zoom, Webex, Google Meet.
Picture-in-picture video must not obstruct any logos in the template.
Accepted only if guidelines are followed and all listed authors have completed registration.
Upload to a cloud drive and share an editable link for download access.
For technical issues with recording or submission, contact the technical support team.
Submit Video & DetailsIf a paper has multiple authors, only those listed in the submission form as presenters may present. All listed presenters must be registered in advance.
It is not mandatory for every author to present, but only those who actively take part in the Q&A session receive a "Certificate of Presentation."
Co-presenters listed in the form need a valid co-author registration and must attend both the presentation and the Q&A session to receive the certificate.
Questions about the template, technical requirements or the submission process — the committee can help.