Camera-ready abstract
We kindly ask authors of accepted abstracts to submit their camera-ready version by 21 June.
Please make sure to remove anonymisation, i.e. include your name(s) and affiliation(s), and use the template provided here.
If your browser blocks the download link, please directly follow this one instead, e.g. by pasting it into your address bar:
http://lilg.div-ling.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Revised_Abstracts_Template.docx
Send your final abstract via email to: contact@div-ling.org
If you encounter any technical issues, don’t hesitate to get in touch – we’re happy to help!
Registration
At least one author of each accepted talk/poster is asked to register until 12 May. We assume that talks/posters without at least one registered author after 12 May are withdrawn.
Authors and co-authors of accepted talks and posters are asked to indicate their authorship and their contribution’s title during the registration process. We encourage speakers to partake in person, but also accept registrations for online participation.
Please take into account that posters will be available in only one modality, i.e. if you partake in person, your poster will be available to all in person participants; if you partake online, your poster will be available to all online participants.
Talks
Each talk will be allocated 15 minutes for presentation, followed by 5 minutes for discussion. We kindly ask all presenters to either email us their presentation in advance or bring it on a USB stick and hand it in during the break before their talk.
All talks – both in person and online – will be livestreamed via Zoom for registered participants. Please note that talks will not be recorded.
For online presenters, we will do our best to accommodate time zone differences when scheduling.
Posters
Posters will be presented in two dedicated sessions.
In-person posters
Please prepare your poster in A1 or A0 format, either portrait or landscape orientation.
You are responsible for printing your own poster. If you prefer not to travel with a printed poster, you can have it printed at a copy shop in Düsseldorf. Please note, however, that there is no copy shop on campus.
Online posters
The online poster session(s) will be held via Zoom. Each poster will be presented in a separate breakout room, with the presenter available to discuss their work. Participants will be able to move freely between rooms.
You may either:
Prepare a digital version of your A1/A0 poster, or
Create a mini slide deck (4 slides: introduction/background, method, results, and discussion), plus a cover slide and a references slide.
Design & Formatting
There are no strict formatting guidelines, but we encourage designs that use minimal text to communicate key ideas visually and clearly. For inspiration, feel free to explore some examples here.