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Conference abstract

A title and one tight paragraph: the problem, what you did, what you found and why the audience should come.

Your brief

Draft language

Type your details in Arabic or English. Your draft is written in English.

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Where is the work?
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Data, sample, setting and analysis.

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Numbers if you have them. For work in progress, what is done and what you expect.

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Length

Uses up to 286 words of your plan. Only the words actually written are counted.

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What you will get

A medium-length abstract for your conference, from the problem to the take-home message.

Your draft

Your draft will appear here. You can edit it or open it in the editor.

What the programme committee looks for

  1. The problem in the first sentence or two, not a long background.
  2. A concrete method: data, sample, setting and tools.
  3. Real results with numbers or, for work in progress, what is done and what you expect, said honestly.
  4. One take-home message: why people should come to your talk or poster.
  5. The exact word limit and format. Many conferences reject abstracts that exceed it.

Recommended workspace settings

Mode
Academic
Emotion
Neutral
Vocabulary
Advanced
Length
Shorter
The whole pack: Research & academia

Prefer to write it yourself?

Start from the outline

The outline opens in the workspace with the recommended settings. Replace each [bracket] with your own words, then rewrite it.

[Title: specific, with the key result or method if you can.][Background and gap: one or two sentences.][Aim: "This study examines…" or "We ask whether…"][Method: data, sample, setting and analysis.][Results: the main findings, with numbers. For work in progress: what is done, and what you expect to report.][Conclusion: the take-home message, and why it matters to this audience.]Keywords: [three to five keywords]
Open the outline in the workspace

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A finished example

Read a complete one, written from a brief like yours, with notes on why each part works.