Abstract Submission

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS OVER

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION RULES
The Apimondia 2022 Scientific Committee welcomes the submission of original contributions for oral and poster presentation at the Congress.

• Abstracts can only be submitted online via the online abstract submission system. Abstracts sent by post or email will not be accepted. No exceptions will be made. 
• Abstract Submission deadline is May 15th, 2022. After this date evaluation period will begin and no late submission will be accepted.
• The submitted abstract will be evaluated by Apimondia Commission Members. Members will evaluate the abstract according to the criterias of the Apimondia 2022 Scientific Committee. 
• Abstract will be selected according to the highest points given by the committee members in each category. 
• Presenting author of the abstract has to register for the congress.  
• If none of the authors are able to present theabstract during the congress, the abstract should be withdrawn. If not, it will be considered as no-show and the Congress Organizing Committee will declare this to the institution/association/company of the authors. 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION SYSTEM

• You may upload your abstract step by step by the Online Abstract Submission System. To upload the abstract first you have to register to the system with your personel details. All communications about the abstract will be done with the person registered to the system. 
• Please select your presentation preference as Oral or Poster. Some of the Oral applications can be evaluated as poster by the Scientific Committee. 
• 7 main scientific topics of Apimondia and sub topics of these main topics can be seen on https://apimondia2021.com/?p=maintopics . You have to select the main topic to start the submission process. 
• Abstracts and presentations must be written in English. The maximum length allowed for an abstract is 350 words. The abstract title, the author(s) or names of institutions are not included in the count of 350 words. Abstracts has to be submitted as minimum 150 words. 
• Font types are standardized by the system automatically. Different font types are not available. 
• Submitted abstracts will be evaluated by the Scientific Committee in the Online system and the evaluation result will be sent to the author’s e-mail address which is registered to the system after May 24th 2022. All evaluation period will be able to be followed from the on-line system. 
• There has to be minimum 3 and maximum 6 keywords in the submitted Abstract.
• Abstracts will be printed originally as it is submitted, no correction will be made. 
• We kindly ask you to submit your abstract before the last date. There may be problems because of the overload in the system on the last day.

MAIN TOPICS for ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

APITHERAPY

Promoting and integrating apitherapy into national and international health systems – Current status and regulatory issues.

Clinical trials with well-defined apitherapeutic protocols – doses, effectiveness, side effects.

Bee products in human health and nutrition

Effectiveness of bee products in fighting viral diseases (Covid-19)

BEE BIOLOGY

Pathogen Spillover and the role of managed bees

Conserving Apis subspecies and ecotypes

Nutritional landscape

Spermatozoa/embryos Cryopreservation for breeding programs

Apis cerana, stingless bees and other Apis

Honey bee Genomics- proteomics

Bee breeding

BEEKEPING ECONOMY

Detection and Prevention of Honey Fraud

Diversifying Income Sources for Beekeepers

International Honey Market Trends

Marketing, Branding, Value Chains-Commercial

Local honey cooperatives

The impact of COVID- 19 on beekeeping profits

BEEKEEPING FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Bees and forests

Nature Based Beekeeping

Building livelihoods around bees

Linking local producers with the buying public

Local bees, local skills and local experience

Bees and social endeavours

BEE HEALTH

The role of pesticides in bee health

Breeding for Disease /Mite Resistance

Health of queens/ drones

Impact of Pests, Parasites and Pathogens on Bees and their control

Innovations for monitoring colony health/ production

Honey bee health and nutrition

Antibiotics and Microbial resistance

Monitoring and mitigation measures for new Invasive species

Climate change effects on bee health and well being

POLLINATION AND BEE FLORA

Pollination of crops: how to pollinate and avoid pesticides

Apis and non-Apis pollination

Pollinator conservation in agricultural systems

Characterization and development of floral resources

Pollination & Flora with Environmental change

BEEKEEPING TECHNOLOGY AND QUALITY

Methods to detect wax and honey fraud

New technologies to monitor hives and diseases

Characterization of bee products

Quality aspects of all bee products

Queen rearing/ mating control