The latest updates, resources and inspiration from the OA team.
Being able to write a paper abstract is important for a number of reasons, none more so than if you want to participate in academic conferences. A well-written or poorly written abstract can be the difference between your paper being chosen for…
Virtual conferences have been a technical possibility for several years and, while they are deemed a second rate alternative to meeting people face-to-face, with the increasing options of software available, could provide not only an alternative…
How can you make sure that your academic peer review is comprehensive and professional without poring over it for hours and going through endless drafts? We have four simple steps to help guide you through the process.
If you’re thinking about developing a mobile event app for your event, here’s a brief overview of the key differences, and the key pros and cons of the three options native app, web app and hybrid app.
Do you want to know how to make your academic poster stand out? Whether for an in-person or totally virtual conference, we’re here to help with our top poster design tips.
After extensive consultation with clients, we have recently added a host of new features to our two versions of our Conference Program, to optimise our platform for virtual conferences. Abstract management integration comes as standard for both,…
Oxford Abstracts is well known as a cost effective and flexible system to manage abstract submission for your academic conferences. However, you can also use it to manage a lot more than just abstracts.
Over the coming months several of our clients’ conferences that were originally planned to be hosted on location, instead of being postponed or cancelled, are transitioning to virtual conferences, hosted online. We’re only too happy to help, and…
Late-breaking abstracts (LBA) are increasingly being sought, so it’s important that you allow for the management of these when planning your event.