A five-minute presentation (in person) plus two minutes for questions.

Maximum of THREE slides (not including title slide and references / acknowledgements).

Submit a title and a short abstract (maximum 150 words).

Five-minute Findings are an appropriate format to present in-progress work, results from a literature review, teaching practice, or useful tools, methods or resources. Short summaries of completed research are also welcome.

Submit a title and an abstract (maximum 300 words). If you are presenting the results of a research project, the following information should be included:

• The aim/objectives of the study
• The context / relevance of the research / problem statement
• A description of the methodology and method(s)
• An indication of the results
• The significance and implications of your research

If you are presenting in-progress work, results from a literature review, teaching practice, or useful tools, methods, or resources feel free to submit a shorter abstract with a different structure.

Citations and references should NOT be included in your abstract.

Submit a title and an abstract (maximum 300 words). The following information should be included:

• The aim/objectives of the study
• The context / relevance of the research / problem statement
• A description of the methodology and method(s)
• An indication of the results
• The significance and implications of your research

Citations and references should NOT be included in your abstract.

A display, performance, or interactive presentation of creative work. Examples include (but are not limited to):

• a musical performance;
• a static work of art (sculpture, painting, installation, fashion design, photography etc.);
• an audio-visual work (game/interactive experiences, short film, animation).

Accepted presentations in this category will be presented during a two-hour creative showcase, during which authors will also have the opportunity to give a short talk about their work.

Submit a title and an abstract (maximum 300 words) explaining the creative practice that you intend to present. Please also include any technical requirements needed for the creative presentation (e.g. space requirements, piano, sound system, audio visual system).

Optionally, you may also upload supporting documentation such as photos of the artwork, audio files of music, links to games or video clips of films, animations or performances (up to 20MB per file). Hyperlinks to larger files may be included at the end of the abstract if needed.

Posters must be A1 size (portrait or landscape).

The presenter will be expected to stand by the poster during the dedicated poster session so that conference attendees can ask questions while viewing the poster.

Submit a title and an abstract (maximum 300 words) containing the following:

• The aim/objectives of the study
• The context / relevance of the research / problem statement
• A description of the methodology and method(s)
• An indication of the results
• The significance and implications of your research

If you are presenting in-progress work, results from a literature review, teaching practice, or useful tools, methods, or resources feel free to submit a shorter abstract with a different structure.

Citations and references should NOT be included in your abstract.

A meeting of a Research Community of Practice in a particular field (e.g. Health and Wellbeing, Business etc.). Accepted meetings will be assigned a slot during the symposium.

The submitting author(s) will be expected to organise the meeting with support from the symposium chairs.

Submit a title (preferred form ‘RCoP Meeting: Field of Research’) and a short abstract (maximum 150 words) containing the following:

• The research field of the meeting.
• Whether this is a meeting of an established Research Community of Practice or a new group.
• The planned format of the meeting (e.g. panel discussion, speed-dating etc.)

Please include any confirmed co-organisers or panel members as authors when making your submission. We will follow up with these contacts for further details.