Please consider these author guidelines and formatting instructions for preparing your abstracts for submission:

Formatting instructions:

Please name the abstract file as: first_author_surname.docx (e.g. marin.docx)

The abstract must strictly not exceed 2 pages formatted as follows:

  • A4 paper format, 2.5 cm overall margins,
  • Title: uppercase, Times New Roman 14 bold
  • Authors names: Times New Roman 12 bold (authors’ full names)
  • Affiliation: Times New Roman, 10 points, Italics
  • Corresponding author’s full address, phone and e-mail: Times New Roman, 10 points, italics
  • Abstract chapters: Times New Roman, 11 points, Bold, Italics
  • Body Text: justified body text, Times New Roman 11 pt, 1.5 lines text spacing, and 1.25 cm first-line indentation.
  • Figures and tables can be included, but references are not permitted.
  • Acknowledgements may be provided.

Evaluation criteria:

Please consider that your abstract will be evaluated by members of the International scientific committee on the following aspects:

  1.  Subject: Does the abstract fall within the ICEEM14 topics and does it match the conference topic selected during submission?
  2. Originality. Does the study make an original contribution to its field?    
  3. Structure. Does the abstract contain all the key elements that define a well-structured (future) paper: introduction, study objectives, methodology, results, discussion and conclusions?
  4. Introduction. Are the research questions clearly defined in the context of existing research?
  5. Methodologies. Does the abstract briefly describe issues such as data collection, investigation methods, etc.?
  6. Results and Discussion. Is there sufficient scientific insight into the presentation and discussion of results so as to address the research questions?
  7. Conclusions. The abstract should be concluded with remarks that are supported by the results which subsequently show how that research moves scientific knowledge forward in the papers’ topic.
  8. Language. Please check that the abstract written in clear, grammatically correct English.

Abstract template