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Exhibits - Abstracts - Tours
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This page gives you the link to submit an abstract for a panel or poster presentation, a tour or a round-table discussion. You can also use this form to submit a request to exhibit at the conference. Submissions are due as soon as possible.
The current round of abstract submissions opened on February 4.
To submit an abstract, please click here and open the on-line submittal form.
Selected Abstracts and themes:
- ECONOMIC /BUSINESS DEVLEOPMENT
- The Role of Information Technology in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Kosovo, Mihane Berisha-Namani, Pristina University, Pristina, Kosovo
- Entrepreneurship: Split P's, Dr. Emeric Solymossy, Western Illinois University - Quad Cities, Moline, IL
- An Interorganizational Approach to Development Assistance, Dr. Eric Martin, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT
- Transforming the “Efficiency Gap” into a Viable Business Opportunity: Lessons Learned from the ESCO Experience in Sweden, Ms. Katie Lindgren, Lund University, Lund, Sweden
- How small initiatives change Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dr. Bahrija Umihania, University of Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzigovina
- Bindura Technology Transfer Project: conceptualizing, realizing, enduring, Mr. James Tarvin, Grossmont College, El Cajon, CA
- Company’s Management in the Time of Economic Downturn: the System of Motivation Maps, Yelena Istildulova, Arna/Ducat, Almaty, Kazakhstan
- Testing the Waters Before Jumping In: the Different Roles of Testing in Innovation and New-Product Development, Dr. Boro Petkoski, SS Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje, Macedonia
- SCIENCE
- Can we regulate nanotechnology? Who\what should play the leading role?, Mikhail Rykhtik, Nizhny Novgorod State University, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
- Project assignment problem solved by Neuro-fuzzy inference system, Dr. Zoran Gacovski, FON University, Skopje, Macedonia
- Digitization and Translation Memory as a building block for Cultural Heritage preservation in the context of Machine Assisted Translation, Dimitar Poposki, Faculty of Philology "Blaze Koneski", Skopje, Macedonia
- EDUCATION
- Information Systems Curriculum Design - Mongolia, Dr. Mary J. Granger, George Washington University, Washington, DC
- Science & Technology in Legal Education, Dr. Emilija Stankovic, Former Deputy Minister of Education, Serbia
Tour proposals and Roundtable proposals to date:
Abstracts can be 350-700 words long - we suggest that you write the Abstract in a separate document and then cut and paste it into the submission form. If your abstract is accepted, you will be asked to resubmit it using a standard format for publication and dissemination at the conference.
To submit an abstract, please click here and open the submittal form.
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Abstracts: We are accepting abstracts from individuals who would like to participate in the 2009 Conference in Skopje, Macedonia.
The theme of the conference is "How Small Places Change the World: Economic Development & Innovation in Small Countries".
Possible themes for posters include,
- Private / public partnerships
- Economic policy
- Innovation in small & mid-sized enterprises
- R&D in the private sector
- Workforce development
- Education - K-12 or higher education
- Innovation in Health and medicine
- Innovation in Manufacturing
- Innovation in IT / telecoms
- Innovation in Food, Agriculture & Natural resources
The poster session will be similar to sessions held at scientific conferences. Detailed guidelines will be available to those whose abstracts are accepted. Please recall that “science” includes social science and related disciplines, such as economics, political science, psychology, public administration, business management, law etc.
Note: FAST does not provide free or reduced-rate registrations to poster presenters, beyond any discounts already available (see registration page for details on discounts).
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