Abstract Submission

 

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Important Dates

 

Abstract Submission Deadline                        23:59, June 22, 2026(GMT+8)

Notice of Abstract Acceptance                       June 30, 2026(GMT+8)

Author Registration Deadline                         July 15 31, 2026(GMT+8)

MOF Taiwan 2026                                           September 04-06, 2026

 

Poster Presentation

• Abstracts must be written in English within the scope of the themes.
• Abstracts (max 1 page) for each presentation, following this structure (without subheadings):
  • Content
  • Figure/Table (Maximum of 3 files is allowed)
  • References
• References (optional) in the text must be kept to a minimum and must be cited at the end of the abstract.
• The abstract must clearly summarize the key findings or creative contributions.
• Research must be original and not previously published or presented elsewhere.
• Poster presenters will be assigned a display session upon acceptance.
• All abstracts must be submitted via the Online Abstract Submission System by June 22, 2026
• All accepted abstracts will be included in the official MOF Taiwan 2026 Abstract Book.
• Each account holder may submit an unlimited number of abstracts.
• All submissions will be peer-reviewed by the MOF Taiwan 2026 Scientific Program Committee. Notification of acceptance will be sent by June 30, 2026 to the presenting authors only.
• Presenting authors must register and complete payment by the Early Bird Registration Deadline, July 15 31, 2026, to secure their presentation slot.
• Presenters are responsible for all related costs, including travel, accommodation, and materials.
• Abstracts will be published exactly as submitted. Please ensure all content, grammar, and spelling are accurate. Abstracts lacking in data or written in poor English may be rejected.
• All presentations must be conducted in English.
• Presenting authors will receive confirmation of receipt and all further communications via the email address provided during submission.

 

Abstract Preparation Guidelines

Please review and follow these guidelines carefully before submitting:

1. Abstract Title

• Do not include author or institution names in the title.
• Use title case (capitalize the first letter of each major word).
• Keep the title concise.
• Do not end with a period or use underlining.
  • ✔ Correct: Developing Inclusive PE Practices in Asia
  • ✘ Incorrect: DEVELOPING INCLUSIVE PE PRACTICES IN ASIA.

2. Authors

• The account holder is automatically designated as the contact person.
• Include full name and institution for all co-authors.

3. Abstract Body

• Maximum length: 1 page (including figures).
• Ensure clarity, accuracy, and academic rigor.
• Do not include confidential, proprietary, or previously published material.
• Submissions that violate these conditions will be automatically rejected.

4. Technical Notes

• Disable your browser’s pop-up blocker and enable cookies for optimal submission system performance.
• Avoid submitting multiple abstracts from the same data set. The review committee may penalize or reject related submissions deemed redundant.
• If you need to revise your abstract before the deadline, log in using the email address associated with your submission account.

5. Use of AI

• MOF Taiwan 2026 supports the responsible use of Generative AI tools. Authors remain fully accountable for the originality, validity, and accuracy of their work, and Generative AI tools cannot be listed as authors, as authorship requires human responsibility, consent, and accountability. Acceptable uses of AI include idea generation, language improvement, interactive search, literature classification, and coding assistance, provided outputs are critically reviewed and validated by the author.
• Any use of AI must be clearly disclosed, stating the tool’s name, version, purpose, and context of use. For your reference, here is an example of how to disclose AI usage in a manuscript: “This article utilised ChatGPT (version 4.0, OpenAI) for grammar correction in the introduction and discussion sections. All content was subsequently reviewed and edited by the author.”

 

The Scientific Program Committee reserves full discretion over presentation type, placement in the program, and acceptance status.