Welcome to the submission platform of PDT-PDD 2022
Dear Attendees, dear Colleagues,
Welcome to the submission platform of PDT-PDD 2022, the fourth PDT symposium devoted to all aspects of Clinical Photodynamic therapy.
From this platform you will be able to: • Submit your paper proposals (short and extended paper) • Modify your summary from your personal space • Review the scientific papers
Key dates
Opening of the submission platform: January 17th, 2022
Deadline for abstracts submission: May 20th, 2022
Opening of the on-line registration: May 25th, 2022
Sending of notification to authors: July 1st, 2022
Deadline to register at early bird fees: September 15th, 2022
Finalized scientific program: September 10th, 2022
Prepare your submission
Abstracts submission platform for PDT congress is open! You have until May 6th, 2022 to submit your proposals.
Authors will be notified on the decision of acceptance during July 2022. A special award for the best poster will be given at the end of the congress. All accepted abstracts will be published in the Elsevier Journal: Photodiagnosis and Photodynamic Therapy
Your document must respect the following instructions:
Your document must be in A4 size (21 x 29.7 cm)
It must be a maximum single page
It must be in English
It must respect the PDT-PDD 2022 conference template
• 1. Create an account (only 5 fields to complete):
• 2. Then upload your file on this page:
Different format to present your work
You have the possibility to present your work at the third PDT-PD Symposium. You can ask to present your work as an oral lecture, poster presentation or video (information regarding this new format hereafter).
Please select one of the following formats when submitting:
Abstract - preferred oral
Abstract - preferred poster
Abstract - for video
Invited (for plenary and invited speakers)
Submit your abstract in one of the following topics
1. Photosensitizers and nanoparticles: Up to date
2. PCI
3. Antimicrobial PDT
4. PDT in pneumology and gastroenterology
5. Dosimetry and navigation
6. Interstitial PDT
7. PDT in Head and Neck Cancers
8. PDT in Gynecology
9. Immunomodulation induced by PDT : Up to date
10. PDT in Neurosurgery
11. Fluorescence and fluorescence guided surgery
12. PDT in Urology
13. Prospectives in PDT
14. PDT in Dermatology
Video
Video is an increasingly powerful medium for generating reader engagement. To capitalize on this potential, we are encouraging authors to submit video
Video Formats
Demonstration: A 3 minutes video demonstrating a technique, experiment or treatment protocol (nonpromotional)
How to Create a Video
Presentation: Position / focus the video camera such that it records you at approximately waist level; no more, no less. We will crop it as necessary.
Delivery: Speak clearly, adequate volume (not shouting, but strong voice), and make good eye contact with the camera. If possible, memorize what you're saying or be able to speak off the cuff in a professional manner. (Note: Record for at least 5 seconds – looking into the camera – before and after you speak.)
Filming: Video should be shot against a white or single-color background if possible (you should have a white / unicolor wall somewhere in your office). If the camera is not stationary (tripod; recommended), the camera operator must maintain a still position. Most cameras have image stabilization, which should minimize issues. (Note: Record a few tests to ensure adequate lighting.)
General Video Specs: Make sure to record in high-definition video (1920 x 1080); if you have an HD camera and it's set to shoot video at 1080p, you'll be fine.
How to Send It to Us
1. First submit your summary on the scientific platform, selecting the format "Abstract - for video". This will allow us to publish your abstract in the conference's book, it must respect the template.
2. Saving Your Video: To extract the video, connect the camera to your computer and, using your camera's software (which you should have installed on the computer), save the file as an .MP4, .MPEG, .AVI or .MOV file (your software may have any or all of these options, depending on whether you have a Mac or PC, etc.).