Paper & Poster Abstract Guidelines

Themes: Chemical Sciences | Life & Health Sciences | Mathematical Modeling | Interdisciplinary Research

The 2nd International Conference on Emerging Trends in Science and Technology (ICETST-2026) directly integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its core structure. The academic program aligns specific research areas with global sustainability targets across four primary themes:

Chemical Sciences: Drives sustainability through SDG 6 (Water Purification & Control), SDG 12 (Green Chemistry & Waste Reduction), and SDG 13 (Climate Action / Environmental Chemistry & Emission Control).
Life & Health Sciences: Addresses critical living standards by targeting SDG 2 (Zero Hunger via Food Security & Nutrition) and SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being via Medical Research & Diagnostics).
Mathematical Modeling: Provides analytical solutions for SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure through Data Modeling) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities & Communities through Urban Planning).
Interdisciplinary Research: Fosters structural growth and cooperation via SDG 4 (Quality Education through Research-Based Learning) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals through Collaborative Research).

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Track 1: Chemical Sciences

1.1 Organic Chemistry and Synthetic Methodology

1.2 Inorganic and Coordination Chemistry

1.3 Physical Chemistry and Spectroscopy

1.4 Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation

1.5 Computational and Theoretical Chemistry

1.6 Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry

1.7 Polymer, Materials and Nanochemistry

1.8 Electrochemistry, Energy and Catalysis

1.9 Environmental and Green Chemistry

1.10 Industrial, Food and Agricultural Chemistry

1.11 Natural Products and Forensic Chemistry

Track 2: Life & Health Sciences

2.1 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

2.2 Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) and Diagnostics

2.3 Human Nutrition and Dietetics (HND)

2.4 Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering

2.5 Psychology: Clinical and Counselling

2.6 Psychology: Cognitive, Developmental and Behavioural

2.7 Health Psychology and Well-being

2.8 Neuroscience and Neuropsychology

2.9 Microbiology, Immunology and Infectious Diseases

2.10 Genetics, Genomics and Personalised Medicine

2.11 Pharmacology and Toxicology

2.12 Public Health, Epidemiology and Community Health

Track 3: Mathematics

3.1 Pure Mathematics: Algebra, Analysis and Topology

3.2 Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems

3.3 Mathematical Modelling and Simulation

3.4 Numerical Analysis and Computational Mathematics

3.5 Statistics, Probability and Data Science

3.6 Optimisation and Operations Research

3.7 Mathematical Physics

3.8 Graph Theory, Combinatorics and Cryptography

3.9 Biomathematics, Financial and Actuarial Mathematics

Tack 4: Interdisciplinary Research

4.1 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Science

4.2 AI in Drug Discovery and Cheminformatics 4.3 Bioinformatics and Computational Biology 4.4 AI in Healthcare, Diagnostics and Medical Imaging

4.5 Digital Mental Health and AI in Psychology

4.6 Nutrition Informatics and Digital Health

4.7 Mathematical and Computational Modelling for Health and Chemistry

4.8 Sustainability, Environment and Climate Science

4.9 Ethics, Data Privacy and Responsible AI

4.10 Science Education and Research Skills in the AI Era

Table 2: Registration fees & Abstract submission deadlines

1. General Instructions (Applicable to All Submissions)

1. All abstracts must be original, unpublished work relevant to one of the four conference themes.

2. Each submission must be made through the official submission portal/ email as specified by the Organizing Committee before the deadline.

3. One corresponding author must be clearly identified with a valid email address.

4. An individual may be the first/presenting author of only ONE paper or poster but may appear as co-author on additional submissions.

5. Language: English only.

6. Plagiarism similarity index must be below 15% (excluding references), verified using standard plagiarism-check software.

7. Authors must select ONE track at submission:

Chemical Sciences / Life & Health Sciences / Mathematical Modeling / Interdisciplinary Research.

8. Presenting authors must register (pay applicable fee) before the abstract is scheduled for presentation.

9. Acceptance/rejection and presentation mode (oral, poster, online, in-person) will be communicated by email after peer review.

2. Poster Abstract Guidelines (Day 1 — In-Person Poster Competition)

2.1 Abstract Structure

Poster abstracts follow the same structure as paper abstracts (Title, Authors, Affiliation, Track, 250–300-word, 4–6 Keywords). Clearly mark the submission type as "Poster" during submission.

2.2 Printing & On-Site Display

Posters must be printed and brought by the author — printing is NOT provided by the organizers
Set-up window: as per Day 1 schedule (09:15–09:45 AM) — posters must be mounted before judging begins
Presenting author must be present at the poster board during the entire judging window
Posters must be removed only after the closing ceremony; organizers are not responsible for unattended materials

2.3 Key Dates

Abstract Submission Opens: 2nd November, 2026
Registration & Abstract Submission Deadline: 15th November, 2026
Review & Acceptance Notification: 20th November, 2026

Abstract submission's link

Table 1: Poster Design Specifications

Figure 1: Poster Design Spample

3. Paper Abstract Guidelines (Oral Presentation — Day 2 - Online / In-Person)

3.1 Abstract Structure

Title

Concise, max 20 words, sentence case, no abbreviations in title

Author(s)

Full name(s); presenting author underlined or marked with *

Affiliation

Department, Institution, City, Country for each author

Corresponding Email

One valid email address, clearly marked

Track

One of the 4 themes (stated explicitly)

Abstract Body

250–300 words must include: Background/Introduction, Objective, Methods, Results, and Conclusion

Keywords

4–6 keywords, alphabetically ordered, separated by commas

Clearly mark the submission type as "Oral Paper" during submission.

3.2 Formatting Specifications

• Font: Times New Roman or Calibri, 12 pt, single line spacing

• Page margins: 1 inch (2.54 cm) on all sides

• File format: .doc/.docx , file named as: LastName_Track_ICETST2026

• Tables/equations/chemical structures: only if essential, placed within the word limit

• Referencing style: APA 7th edition (max 5 references, if applicable)

3.3 Optional Full Paper (for Proceedings/Publication)

• Length: 4–8 pages including figures, tables, and references

• Structure: Abstract, Introduction, Materials & Methods, Results & Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgment, References

• Figures/Tables: numbered sequentially, captioned, referred to in text

• Submitted only after abstract acceptance, within the deadline specified

3.4 Oral Presentation Requirements

Mode: (Online — In-Person)
Duration 5–7 min + 2–3 min Q&A
PPT shared via screen-share on platform
PPT presented on-site (16:9, USB/cloud backup mandatory)

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