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MEDNEX 2027
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Present your original work to an international scientific community. The submission process is simulated in this demo.

Submission Process

1. Prepare

Write your abstract in the structured format for your category.

Scientific Categories

Sample topics

Fictional example themes of the kind that attract interest at comparable congresses.

  • Early sepsis warning with explainable AI

    How risk scores in intensive-care data can be explained to clinicians.

  • Smart reconstruction for low-dose CT

    Methods that preserve image quality while reducing radiation.

  • Rapid genome diagnosis in rare disease

    Shortening time to diagnosis in neonatal intensive care.

  • Simulation-based robotic surgery training

    Competency metrics and skill transfer.

Important Dates

  1. Registration opens

  2. Abstract submission opens

  3. Early registration deadline

  4. Abstract submission deadline

  5. Acceptance notifications

  6. Congress begins

Abstract Format

  • Maximum 300 words (excluding title, authors and affiliations)
  • Sections: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion
  • Title no longer than 20 words
  • No tables or figures
  • May be written in Turkish or English
  • Abbreviations must be defined on first use

Originality statement: you must confirm the work has not been published or presented elsewhere.

Review Criteria

  1. 1Originality
  2. 2Methodological rigour
  3. 3Clinical or scientific significance
  4. 4Clarity of results
  5. 5Ethical compliance

Oral and Poster Presentation

Oral presentation

  • 8 minutes presentation + 4 minutes discussion
  • In the session room for the relevant topic
  • Slides are uploaded before the congress

Poster presentation

  • In the Poster Gallery at the 15 October 17:00 session
  • Portrait A0 format
  • One-to-one discussion with the author

Demo Submission Form

Demo form: submission is simulated. No information is transmitted or stored.

0 / 300 words

FAQ

  • Yes, as long as each describes a different study.

  • At a real event one presenting author would need to register; no registrations are taken in this demo.

  • Edits would be possible until the deadline; in this demo nothing is stored anyway.

Which session could host your work?