Abstract submissions are due 31st March, 2025 for the ENTIS annual meeting to be held in Thessaloniki, Greece from 11th-14th September, 2025.
Abstracts for the meeting should be sent by E-mail to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Submitting authors will be notified by e-mail before 30th April, 2025 whether their abstract has been accepted. The organizers expect that there will be more abstracts submitted with preference for oral presentation than can be accommodated in the program. They will inform those who submit abstracts for oral presentation whether they are scheduled for oral or poster presentation.

- Choose preference for poster or oral presentation, delete as appropriate
- Abstract title in Times New Roman font size 12 point bold
- Authors names in Times New Roman font size 12 point, beginning with full first name and second initial followed by surname, and presenting author indicated with asterisk after superscript number for affiliation.
- Affiliation in Times New Roman font size 12 italics, name of institute, place and country only. Multiple affiliations indicated by superscript numbers and matched with superscript numbers after surnames.
- One line spacing before body text.
- Abstract body in plain text Times New Roman font size 12 point in one paragraph, no indents or empty lines. Use single-line spacing and do not leave a line gap between paragraphs. Paragraphs are justified (straight-edged) on both left and right.
No figures, tables or references. No comments on funding.
- Organize text in: introduction, methods, results and conclusions. Case reports also need to be organized in this format.
- Provide factual text. Research projects should be complete and not based on anticipated data. Therefore, the results section should not include “results to be presented”.
- Use up to a maximum of 500 words for complete abstract text (including title, authors, affiliation and body text).
- Accepted abstracts will be published online in Neurotoxicology and Teratology