Abstracts accepted for the 10th MODNUT will be published in the animal - science proceedings

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We are planning to have a Supplement Issue of animal (Elsevier), where original reviews and full research papers related to the abstract submitted to the MODNUT workshop will be published.
As you submit the abstract, you will be asked if you are interested in publishing a full paper in the Supplement Issue. The publications will be free of charge and will be subjected to the standard review process of the journal. The deadline to submit the paper is October 21, 2022.

 

                                                                                 The submission of new abstracts is now closed

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abstracts - TIMELINE           

One-page abstract submission ends:    May 18, Wednesday, 2022

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The Organizing Committee will decide on the acceptance of the one-page abstracts by June 8, 2022.

Presenting authors must register by June 16, 2022.

Presentation options are either oral or poster. As the workshop duration will be of 2.5 days, abstracts submitted for oral presentation might be assigned to poster presentation. The final plan of the Workshop, with the exact schedule of oral and poster presentations, will be available by the end of June 2022.

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Click here for a word template and Guide

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The one-page abstracts will be maximum 750 words if one table and one figure are included, or maximum 900 words if no tables and figures are included (please note, guidelines revised on the 28th of Aprile 2022)

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Detailed STYLE guidelines of animal - science proceedings

These guidelines indicate a different number of words. Please follow our directions: the one-page abstracts will be maximum 750 words if one table and one figure are included, or maximum 900 words if no tables and figures are included

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Topics of the sessions

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• Nutrient intake, digestion, utilization, and metabolism

• Future of modeling livestock feeding systems 

• Livestock and the environment

• Modelling methodology

• Contaminations (interdisciplinary) and free topics

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