Object template
Conference Abstract
A short text stating the issue addressed in a proposed conference paper, used to secure its acceptance and published with it.
A conference abstract is a text of specified length that states the issue to be addressed in a proposed conference paper. It is submitted to a conference’s organizing or program committee and serves as the basis on which the paper is accepted for presentation.
Once the paper is accepted, the abstract is typically published alongside it in the conference proceedings, making the abstract a discrete, citable research output.
Fields
13 fields
| Field name | Type | Definition | Bound to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Article Title* | text | The title of the article for which the abstract was written. | — |
| Authoring Role | picklist | The nature of the person's role in the creation of the abstract. | contributor-roles |
| Co-authors | text | The names of any co-authors of the abstract. | — |
| Conference Location | text | The city and country where the conference took place. | — |
| Conference Name | text | The name of the conference. | — |
| First Listed Author | text | The name of the first listed author of the abstract. | first-author |
| Issue | number | The issue number of the publication in which the abstract appears, if applicable. | — |
| Page Range From | number | The start page of the abstract. | — |
| Page Range To | number | The end page of the abstract. | — |
| Publication Date | date | The date of publication of the abstract. | — |
| Publication Status | text | The status of the abstract with respect to publication. | — |
| Volume | number | The volume of the publication in which the abstract appears, if applicable. | — |
| Research Classification | picklist | The research classification under which the abstract is categorized. | research-classification |
