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iseo call for papers

The conference seeks original research papers in the following areas:

• Beneficial and adverse biological effects of essential oils.
• Toxicological issues and regulatory aspects.
• Innovative analytical methodologies and results obtained thereby, in the domain of essential oils and related natural products.
• Innovative processing technologies applied to essential oils and related natural products.

Papers in other areas will be considered to be of less relevance to this conference.

Submissions must be received by May 25th for consideration. See below for abstract format guidelines. We prefer electronic submissions. Electronic submission instructions will be available by March 1st from the ISEO’s main page, www.iseo-grasse.com.

Authors of accepted papers – either oral or posters – are expected to present their work at the Symposium. Final acceptance will be confirmed only after payment of the early registration fee, due before June 15, 2006.

The Scientific Program Committee (SPC) will determine time allocations for oral presentations (between 15 and 50 minutes). The SPC hopes to publish the proceedings of the ISEO 2006. Eventual publication of the conference proceedings will not preclude subsequent journal publication.

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Submission of the abstracts

Abstracts must  be prepared in English by Microsoft Word program using Times New Roman font, letter size of 12. The first line of each paragraph should be indented 0.5 cm. The abstract must contain an explanation of the importance of the subject, describe the methods applied and the new results generated. Each abstract must contain no fewer than 400 words (total) and not exceed one A 4 page in length, with single line spacing. Margins: top and bottom are to be 2.5 cm; left and right 2.5 cm. The Title (printed in bold face) should be followed by the authors’ names and their places of work, all set centrally. Between the title, the authors’ name(s) and addresses, please allow one line space. Please underline the name of the author who will be responsible for the presentation. Tables, figures, graphs or other images should be avoided. Chemical formulae should be kept to a minimum, and should not exceed the defined margins. No acknowledgements or keywords should be included. The quality of the typescript should be appropriate for direct duplication.
Literature references should be kept to a strict minimum and be attached at the bottom of the abstract under the subtitle: References.

A sample abstract is attached, by way of example.

Authors with no access to electronic submissions may contact Daniel Joulain, SPC chair, by e-mail at contact@iseo-grasse.com or by fax: +33 (0) 4 92 42 34 01
Notification of acceptance will be sent by June 10, 2006.

Please use the form below to submit your abstract. All fields are required.

Submissions to other conferences

Abstract material which has been previously published in other conference proceedings or journals, or which is simultaneously submitted to another conference with published proceedings, may not be submitted to the ISEO and will not be considered for acceptance. Authors are encouraged to submit their papers to the ISEO’s SPC as soon as possible, as many authors have already expressed their intention to do so.

 

Important notice – Disclaimer

The ISEO is not responsible for the opinions expressed by authors of communications, given orally or as posters. The Scientific Committee implicitly considers that each main author is responsible for his/her presentation, and is authorized by all of his/her co-authors as well as the corresponding affiliations to disclose any information.

Should  any conflict related to these aspects arise by any means prior to the Symposium, then the Scientific Committee may take the decision to cancel the presentation without prior notice.