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Call for Papers

Panel Submission

Panel discussions consist of a minimum of three panellists and run for 75 minutes. A panel discussion is organised by a chairperson who is the session’s moderator. Multiple speakers are invited to respond to a specific question or issue. These responses form the basis for discussion between the speakers themselves and the audience regarding the topic.

Panels bridging basic and applied science are encouraged. The Conference Committee will give preference to panels that include panellists from multiple organisations or areas of specialisation.

SUBMISSIONS OPEN

Things to Consider

Who can submit?

We invite submissions from behaviour analysts and other related professionals and industry partners - essentially anyone with a passion and commitment to the important role that behaviour analysis plays in our society.

How to submit

Please review the information provided in Call for Papers carefully to prepare your submission.
Submissions must reference existing research and literature relevant to the content of the submission.
Persons submitting must have the appropriate authorities/ permissions to share the content they are intending to present. This includes sharing of audio-visual content as part of their workshop.
Persons submitting content must do so by 31 March 2024 to ensure that their submissions are considered for inclusion in the conference program.
Submissions are only accepted by completing the online form (below)

What happens after I submit?

All submissions will be reviewed following the closing date (31 March 2024) by a committee including researchers and professionals within the field.
Inclusion of submission for the conference will be based on their scientific merit and relevance to the theme of the conference.
All successful submissions will be contacted by 28 April 2024.