Symposium
When you want submitters to be able to group abstracts together in a symposium, add our Symposium bolt-on. We offer different ways of controlling who can submit a symposium and who can attach abstracts to symposia.
We have used Oxford Abstracts for over 10 years. The submission process has evolved over the years and is user-friendly for both submitters and administrators. The OA team is very responsive to questions and replies come within a few hours or less. The site is easy to navigate and customizable in a variety of ways. We have been extremely satisfied and will continue to use.Society for Neuro-Oncology
Flexible options
- Choose from flexible symposium options – private, public or admin only
- Attach submissions to symposia
- Manage, edit and view symposia with multiple filter, order and searc options
Private
Anyone can submit a symposium but they can only attach an abstract to one of their own symposia or a symposium to which they have been invited. Invitees receive an email from the system with instructions on how to proceed and view the symposia to which they have been invited when they log onto the system. This is the most common type of setup and allows those setting up symposia to control who contributes.
Public
Anyone can submit a symposium suggestion and anyone can attach their abstract submission to a symposium. Useful if you want to get ideas for symposia from the submitters in general, and see what emerges. Some symposia may end up being very large and you can easily rearrange the composition with the administration functions.
Admin only
Only the conference administrator can create a symposium, to which anyone can attach an abstract. Useful if you have a list of symposia to which you want people to submit abstracts.
