Call for abstracts
- February 1: Call for abstracts opens
- April 26 (5pm BST): Call for abstracts closes
- May 8: Notification of abstract decision
- September XX: Submission of Birds-of-a-Feather sessions closes
Submission types
Birds-of-a-feather
Birds-of-a-feather sessions are free-format, organizer-lead interactive discussions on a topic relevant to the Bioconductor community. Birds-of-a-feather sessions can be proposed until September XX, by filing an issue in https://github.com/bioconductor/eurobioc2024.
In the issue, please provide information about the plan and intended outcomes of the session, as well as the name and contact information of the organizer(s). You may refer to https://github.com/Bioconductor/EuroBioC2023/issues for examples submitted last year.
Short talk
10 min talk immediately followed by 5 min of questions, focused on a package, an application note, or a current research presentation. Presentations seeking collaboration or input from the community are encouraged.
Presenters are encouraged to submit their slides to the Bioconductor EuroBioC2024 conference gateway on F1000Research. The submission is free, and published slides on F1000Research will receive a digital object identifier (DOI). For more details, please refer to the Poster & Slides Guidelines. Inclusion of the Bioconductor logo and/or #EuroBioC2024 tag is encouraged.
Software demo (“short workshop”)
40 min demonstration of a software package or workflow.
Poster
Classical poster printed on paper to be stuck to a wall, approximate size A0.
Poster presenters are encouraged to submit their poster to the Bioconductor EuroBioC2024 conference gateway on F1000Research. The submission is free, and published posters on F1000Research will receive a digital object identifier (DOI). For more details, please refer to the Poster & Slides Guidelines. Inclusion of the Bioconductor logo and/or #EuroBioC2024 tag is encouraged.
Contributed session
Dedicated session consisting of 2-3 talks (10-15 min each) and a 10-15 min discussion by the session chair(s). To propose a contributed session, all the intended talks must be submitted separately by the respective presenter (as regular short talk submissions) to OpenReview, and in addition a proposal for the contributed session must be submitted by the session chair(s), providing a brief description and listing the talks that would take part in the session.