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Abstract submission for ARCH26


We welcome the submission of abstracts for the ARCH26 conference!


Abstract information
Abstracts can be submitted for the following types of presentations: 
- Academic paper - a complete paper of 8-10 pages
- Academic poster - a 70x100 cm poster communicating effectively
- Practice lab - projects in the intersection of practice and research presented via input/texts, in an executive format, that can be the starting point for a discussion on best practice and professional development.

N.B.
- Abstracts are to be submitted for evaluation of appropriateness for the conference. An abstract format will be presented and required for accepted abstracts/papers.
- The practice lab is aimed at practitioners that want to discuss experiences from their practice as a starting point for a discussion on best practice and professional development. It is not aimed at research dissemination.
- The executive format used for the practice lab, once abstract has been accepted, is a concise, focussed summary of a longer document, report, structured data or project information, designed to give readers a quick overview of key/important information. It includes an introduction that outlines the problem/focus, a summary of key data/findings, recommendations, and, in this case, a statement on how what is being presented contribute to development of best practice. It is a brief, short and consice document using short paragraphs and bullet points for clarity. 

Deadline for submission:
The deadline is December 5th, 2025.

Notification of Acceptance
After submission, authors are informed whether the abstract has been accepted or rejected during January 2026.
Notifications of acceptance will be sent out by:
Christoffer Kronström
christoffer@mkon.se

 

We look forward to your contribution!

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Abstract submission

- The abstract should contain information on context/type of study, question/problem, rationale, method, key argument/aspect and findings/results.

- If abstract is for poster, the same content requirement as for paper apply.

- If abstract is for practice lab it must contain information on approach/issue/case and on how the study/development work presented contributes to professional/best practice.

- The abstract should be intelligible on its own. Max number of words, 400.

 

Max. 400 words