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Guide for authors

Detailed instructions for the submissions are summarized below.

Abstracts must be submitted via the Oxford Abstracts website by November 14, 2026.

At least one author must attend the conference. Otherwise, the abstract will neither be presented nor published.

Detailed instructions for presenters (poster and/or oral presentation) are available at the bottom of the page.

Submission process

To submit the abstract of your manuscript to the 25th International Conference on Radionuclide Metrology and its Applications (ICRM 2027), please follow the instructions below. The form is available on the submission page of the official website.

Submission deadline: September 10, 2026 to November 14, 2026

Register on the Oxford Abstracts website to submit your abstract.

1. Important Notes:
Abstracts will be accepted until November 14, 2026. Do not wait until the last minute.

The abstract must be written in English.

Step-by-step instructions for filling out the form

1. Title
Enter the title of your work in English. Use uppercase  and lowercase letters according to standard scientific title formatting.

2. Subject area
Select the subject area of your abstract from the drop-down list. Choose the option that best aligns with the content of your work. The available areas are:

  • LS: Radionuclide Metrology in Life Sciences
  • LLMT: Low-Level radioactivity measurement techniques
  • MS: Mass Spectrometry (LLMT subgroup)
  • GS: Gamma-ray Spectrometry
  • ABS: Alpha and Beta-particle Spectrometry
  • LSC: Liquid scintillation counting techniques
  • 3ND: Nuclear decay data
  • RMT: Radionuclide metrology techniques
  • AIM: Aspects of international metrology
  • KC: Key comparisons
  • MSRM: Measurement standards and reference materials
  • QA: Quality assurance and uncertainty assessment in radioactivity measurement
  • SP: source preparation

 

3. Keywords
Use keywords that characterize your abstract.

4. Abstract

  • Paste or type the text of your abstract into the indicated field.
  • The abstract must be written in English.
  • Character limit: 5,000 (including spaces). The page will display the number of characters typed and remaining count.
 

Recommendation:Prepare the text beforehand in a word processor and paste it into the form to avoid data loss.

5. Author information

  • Author name: Enter the full name of the lead author.
  • Author email: Enter a valid email address for the lead author. All communications will be sent to this email.
  • Institution: Enter the name of your home institution (e.g., LNMRI/IRD, CNEN, PTB, NIST, NRC, university, etc.).
  • City: Enter the city name.
  • Country: Enter the country name.
  • Add co-author: If there are co-authors, click this button to add them. Repeat the process for each co-author.

 

6. Presenter
Select which of the listed authors will present the paper at the conference.

7. Finalization

  • After filling in all required fields, review the information and click “Submit.”
  • You will receive an email confirmation upon successful submission.

 

Thank you for your participation!

Local Organizing Committee – ICRM 2027 (Rio de Janeiro – Brazil)

Abstract Review and Acceptance Process

After submission, each abstract undergoes an evaluation process conducted by the ICRM 2027 Scientific Committee. The goal is to ensure that all works presented at the conference have scientific quality and relevance to the field of radionuclide metrology.

1. Forwarding to the Subject-Area Reviewer
Enter the title of your work in English. Use upper- and lower-case letters according to standard scientific title formatting

2.Evaluation Criteria
The reviewer evaluates the abstract based on predefined criteria, which include:

  • Originality and innovation: Does the work present new contributions to the field?
  • Scientific merit: Are the methodology and results solid and relevant?
  • Clarity and objectivity: Is the abstract well structured and does it convey the message effectively?
  • Interest to the audience: Is the topic relevant to the conference participants?

 

3.Decision and Classification

Based on this evaluation, the reviewer makes a recommendation, and the Scientific Committee decides:

  • Accepted for oral presentation
  • Accepted for poster presentation
  • Rejected

 

4. Notification to Authors
After all evaluations are completed, the Scientific Secretariat sends an email notification to the corresponding author, informing them of the decision and providing guidelines for the presentation.

5.Confidentiality

The entire review process is confidential. Reviewers do not have access to the authors’ identities, and authors do not know who reviewed their abstract, ensuring an impartial evaluation based exclusively on scientific merit.