FOR REGISTRATION AND SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACT:

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August 20, 2025 – September 30, 2025: Registration for participation in oral communication and poster sessions, and submission of abstracts to the event organizing committee.

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August 20, 2025 – October 20, 2025: Registration for participation without presenting a paper.

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GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING AND SUBMITTING ABSTRACTS FOR PAPER PRESENTATION (Oral Communication and Poster):

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 For submission, participants must send two versions of the abstract:

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• Anonymous version – for blind review;

• Identified version – including the name of the author(s) and, if applicable, co-author(s), along with the information requested below;

• The paper may be submitted individually or in co-authorship. Each participant may submit one individual paper and up to three co-authored papers (with undergraduate or graduate students) using the same registration. Undergraduate students who submit an abstract together with their supervisor may present the paper either as an oral presentation or as a poster. If the undergraduate student chooses to submit the abstract individually, the paper must be presented as a poster;

• In order for all those involved in the co-authored presentation to receive a presentation certificate, both the author and the co-authors must register individually (only the main author should submit the abstract to the committee; there is no need for co-authors to submit the same abstract), making the payment according to the corresponding category;

• The evaluation of abstracts submitted to UNALIN 2025 will be carried out on a rolling basis, that is, as soon as they are received by the Organizing Committee. The Scientific Committee’s review will be sent within 10 days after the abstract is received. Therefore, the earlier a participant submits their abstract, the faster they will receive the evaluation. In addition, early submission guarantees the right to the discounted registration fee. We therefore recommend that participants avoid leaving the submission of their abstracts and their registration to the last minute.

Abstract formatting (click on the links below to access the abstract template in Portuguese, English, and Spanish):

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•  Participants in the ORAL COMMUNICATION and POSTER modalities must submit an abstract between 300 and 400 words at the time of registration, necessarily containing: objectives, theoretical framework, methodological assumptions, and preliminary results, obtained or expected;

• Title: in uppercase, bold, and centered; 

• Text structure: justified alignment; Times New Roman, size 12; single spacing; 2.5 cm margins on all sides;

• Identified version: skip one line below the title and insert the name of the author(s) and co-author(s), followed by the name of the university (Times New Roman, size 12, right-aligned, without bold). Skip another line before the text of the abstract;

• Anonymous version: do not include names or any information that could identify the author(s) in the text. Use the same formatting described above (just omit the authorship);

• Keywords: include three to five keywords, separated by semicolons, immediately below the abstract text.

Event languages:

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• Portuguese, English, and Spanish;

• Participants must choose one language and present the abstract in that language; 

• Oral communications and posters will be grouped by topic and language of presentation (Portuguese, English, or Spanish).

Abstract submission:

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• Save each version in .doc or .docx format.

• Name the files as follows:

           - Anonymous version: AbbreviatedTitle_SI.docx (SI = anonymous)

           - Identified version: AbbreviatedTitle_CI.docx (CI = identified)

• Submit both files through the submission system available on the event website, respecting the deadline published by the Organizing Committee.