Call for Abstracts

Global Congress on Process Safety

CFA OPEN

The CFA Closes on Oct 1, 2014.

Begin a submission to the following:

T1 | GLOBAL CONGRESS ON PROCESS SAFETY
New Submissions Closed

Steps and Instructions:

  1. Select Topic

    Choose the session in which you would like to present your paper. Please note that session chairs and program organizers may move your presentation to a different session if they deem it a more appropriate fit elsewhere.

  2. Title

    Enter your title, submitter's email address, and any comments to organizers. After submitting this step, the email entered will receive a link to your submission and a paper ID and password. Retain this for future reference.

  3. Authors

    Enter author name, affiliation, and contact information, and designate the presenting author.

  4. Abstract Text

    You will be able to copy/paste your abstract into a text box, or upload it as an HTML file. You are limited to 1500 words. Should your paper be accepted, a longer extended abstract/full paper will be requested later.

  5. Confirmation

    You will have a chance to look over the submission to make sure all is complete.

  6. General Instructions

    No names or titles should be included in the abstract text. Names will be automatically hidden during the abstract review process and will be automatically inserted and properly formatted upon publication.

    Presenting authors will be automatically informed of the unique ID numbers and passwords assigned to their abstracts. Abstracts may be viewed and modified at any time between submission and the deadline, using the assigned ID# and password.

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