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  • Once registered, you will be able to login to the website to submit abstracts for the conference. If you have not yet registered you will need to do so in order to submit an abstract. Click here to register
  • A rule of 2 applies. Every registered delegate may be the presenting author on 2 abstracts. There are no restrictions on numbers of abstracts that a delegate can appear as an author.
  • Two types of abstracts are possible. Research based abstracts describes empirical studies (qualitatave or quantitative). Issue based abstracts describes an issue.
Key Dates
The conference will be taking place from 1st – 4th July 2007 in Marseille France, and in order for us to prepare well in advance we have identified the following key dates.  This relates specifically to the call for abstracts and the review process: 
 
1st call for abstracts                    IAS AIDS 2006 Conference 13 – 18th August 2006, Toronto
 
2nd call for abstracts                    October 2006
 
Abstract Deadline                       3rd February 2007
 
Review Process begins                31st January 2007
 
Late Breaker Deadline                 1st April 2007
 
 
General: Abstracts are to be submitted in English only.  They must not have been published or presented previously. A rule of two first authored abstracts per delegate operates (delegates can be co-authors on multiple abstracts).  Abstracts should be no longer than 500 words.
 
Option 1: Abstracts based on Formal Research Work:
Study Objectives (a , hypothesis or a description of the problem); Method; Results (specific results in a summarised form with appropriate statistical analysis); Discussion (brief comment’s and conclusions and implications).
 
Option 2: Abstracts describing work other than Formal Research:
Issues: (A short statement of the issue or issues that the abstract addresses); Project (a brief description of the project, experience, service or research and its results and findings); Lessons learned (a summary of the lessons learned and their implications.)

Option 3: Symposia, workshops and satellites:
Proposals for the above can be made to the organisers. Abstracts should be clearly identified.

Late breaker abstracts:
A late breaker session for up to the minute studdies will be featured in the programme. Late breaker abstracts must be submitted by 1st April 2007 using the online abstract facility by loging in with your registration details.
 
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