Submissions instructions

Contributions are welcome concerning all facets of creativity and innovation. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following thematic areas:

  • Creativity Studies in Psychology

  • The Neuroscience of Creativity

  • Cyber-Creativity

  • Creative Education

  • Creativity in Design and Engineering

  • Creativity in Economics and Social Sciences

Three types of contributions are foreseen: individual papers (oral presentations), symposia, and posters. Authors must identify their preferred thematic area of interest upon submission.

 
 

1. ORAL PRESENTATION

  • Title of the presentation(max 100 characters) 
  • First author: names, e-mail, institution/business information 
  • Co-authors: names, e-mail, institution/business information 
  • Thematic area: please choose one of the conference thematic areas
  • Abstract: max 250 words describing the content of the presentation 
  • Key-words: max 3 keywords for your abstract 
Submit an Oral Presentation

 

2. SYMPOSIUM PROPOSAL (3 – 4 speakers) 

    • Title of the symposium (max 100 characters)
    • General summary: max 300 words describing the content of the symposium 
    • Chairperson: name,  email, institution/business affiliation 
    • Authors: names, e-mail, institution/business information 
    • Abstract for each presentation (max 250 words each)
Submit a Symposium

 

3. POSTER

  • Title of the poster (max 100 characters) 
  • First author: names, e-mail, institution/business information 
  • Co-authors: names, e-mail, institution/business information 
  • Thematic area: please choose one of the conference thematic areas
  • Abstract: max 250 words describing the content of the poster 
  • Key-words: max 3 keywords for your abstract  
Submit a Poster

Presentation instructions

All presentations must be delivered in English, the official language of the MIC Conference.

1. Individual Oral Presentation (Sessions)

Each presenter is given a 20-minute slot. We recommend allowing approximately 15 minutes for the presentation and 5 minutes for questions. Please practice your presentation to adjust your timing accordingly.

2. Individual Oral Presentation (Symposium)

Symposia are allotted a 60-minute time slot. Since symposia have a different number of speakers, the chairs are asked to organize the timing of each presentation so as to respect the length of the planned time slot. Please practice your presentation to adjust your timing accordingly.

3. Poster

Please print your poster so that it fits within the free-standing bulletin board (B0 format).

To make your poster presentation effective:

  • Keep your poster as simple as possible
  • Create enough contrast between text and background
  • Avoid heavy/complex pictures or patterns as background
  • Balance text and pictures
  • Use simple sentences
  • Explain acronyms
  • Use a character size readable from 2 meters (>20 points)

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