We are pleased to announce that the Call for Abstracts for the Landscape20 Symposium is now open. It is possible to submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations.

Important Dates

• Abstract Submission Deadline: December 1st 2026
• Abstract Acceptance Notification: January 17th 2027

Abstract Structure
The abstracts must be written in English and should address the Landscape20 theme(s). The maximum length of an abstract is 3,000 characters (including spaces, abstract title, authors, affiliations and e-mails). References are not recommended but are allowed. If present, they must follow APA-style, be cited in the main body and listed at the end. Graphic elements are not allowed. It is highly discouraged to request changes to an abstract that has already been approved for submission. Please ensure that your abstract is thoroughly proofread before submission.

Abstract Submission
To complete your submission, fill out the form and assign your abstract to one of the sessions, which are thematically organized into main themes. Indicate your preferred presentation format (oral or poster) in the form. Poster presentations could include a short oral introduction (approximately 2 minutes) during the designated session, and the posters will also be displayed on panels. One participant can be the first author of a maximum of one oral and one poster presentation.

Submitting for Review
Submitted abstracts will be evaluated by the session conveners to whom they are assigned. Please note that the conveners reserve the right to reassign your abstract to a different session if it aligns better with its thematic focus or, if it does not meet the required scientific standards, to decline it. General criteria for accepting the abstract include relevance to the session topic, scientific merit, and originality. Late submissions will not be accepted.

If you have already submitted your abstract and you would like to see if the submission was successful or look up if you have submitted the correct abstract, you can do so in the Abstract database, where you can find the submitted abstracts by your name.