XVII FISV Congress

Padua, Italy • 18-20 September 2024

XVII FISV Congress

Padua, Italy • 18-20 September 2024

XVII FISV Congress

Padua, Italy • 18-20 September 2024

Information

Information

Important dates

Registrations open: 18 March 2024

Abstract submission deadline: 1 July 2024

Payment with early bird discount deadline: 1 July 2024

Online registrations deadline: 5 August 2024

Registration and costs
  Early bird fee
(until 1 July 2024)
Regular fee
(after 1 July 2024)

*To benefit from the "Junior" registration fee, participants must fall in one of the following categories:

  • undergraduate students (studenti di laurea)
  • Ph.D. students (dottorandi)
  • fellows (borsisti, assegnisti di ricerca)

No other categories can benefit from a "Junior" registration fee. To benefit from this discount, a confirmation must be provided by the direct supervisor (further details will be available during the registration procedure).

Member of a FISV-affiliated Society € 250 € 350
 
Junior participant* € 140 € 170
 
Other participant € 300 € 400

The registration fee includes:

  • entry to all scientific sessions
  • congress kit
  • coffee breaks

Lunches (19 and 20 September) are not included in the fee and cost 15 EUR per day.
The "Aperitivo and dinner at Caffè Pedrocchi" on 18 September is also not included and costs 50 EUR. Participants can sign up for the dinner and for lunches during the payment procedure.

Abstracts

Abstracts are accepted exclusively online through your personal myFISV2024 area (you will need to sign up to have access to the latter).

The abstract submission deadline is 1 July 2024. The organisers will then review the received abstracts for oral or poster presentations. Participants will be notified of the abstract selections by 19 July 2024.

Submitted abstracts will be discarded if the corresponding registration payment is not received within 1 July 2024.

Only one abstract per participant is allowed. The abstract should be submitted by the presenting author only.

Abstracts guidelines:

  • Title. The title must start in uppercase and continue in lowercase, except for conventional terms (ATP, DNA, NFκB, etc). Example:
        This title is written correctly
         This Title is Not Properly Written
         ALSO THIS TITLE IS WRONG
  • Authorship. If more than one author (but only in that case), underline your name (the presenting author, in whatever position you appear in the author list) and use commas to separate the author names; do not use 'and' before the last author. Write your name and surname in full; for any other authors use initial(s) for the first name(s) followed by the surname. If more than one affiliation (but only in that case), use sequential superscript numbers to identify each institution. Example:
       Mario Rossi1, J. Doe2, F. Bloggs1,2
       1Dept Biomembranes, Golgi & Veratti Univ., Pavia, Italy
       2Dept Bioblast Analyses, Altmann Univ., Leipzig, Germany
  • Abstract text. Keep the abstract text to within 1200 characters, spaces included (which is roughly equivalent to 200 words).

During the submission procedure authors can indicate a preference for poster or oral communications and to which of the following topics the abstract is destined.

  1. Environmental, Evolutionary and Developmental Biology
    Including how organisms adapt to harsh conditions and respond to changing environment including pollutants, (drugs) and stress.
  2. Genetics, Epigenetics and Chromosome Biology
    Including all investigations on genetic and epigenetic mechanisms regulating DNA biology such as, for example, transcription, replication, repair, chromosome and nuclear architecture.
  3. Genomics, Proteomics and Systems Biology
    Including all investigations implying systems biology such as mutational analysis, RNA expression, proteomics and metabolomics.
  4. Current trends in Biotechnology
    Including agricultural, environmental, animal, industrial, pharmaceutical and medical applications.
  5. Food and Nutrition
    Including sustainable agricultural approaches, functional foods, nutraceutics, food safety.
  6. Health and Disease
    Including plant and animal disease, infectious agents, innovative drug approaches and delivery systems, personalized medicine.