3RD INTERNATIONAL MINERAL WATER CONGRESS ABSTRACT WRITING GUIDELINES

RESEARCH TITLE
(14 pt, Times New Roman Bold, ALL CAPS and centered)

Researcher Name(s)
(The author’s first and last name(s) should be centered under the title in 12 pt Times New Roman regular (non-bold) font. Only the presenting author’s name should be written in bold. Author information should be given as a footnote and include the following details: University, ORCID ID, and email address. In case of multiple authors, use numbering. Each author should provide only one affiliation and one email address.)

Abstract
(The abstract should be written in 12 pt Times New Roman regular (non-bold) font, and centered.)

① Write an opening sentence to capture the reader’s interest related to your research topic.
② Define the research problem.
③ State the general aim of the study.
④ Specify the main method used (analytical/experimental/numerical, etc.).
⑤ If any equipment, software, or tools were used, describe them.
⑥ Mention the main assumptions and limitations.
⑦ State the expected outcomes of the research.
⑧ Provide a closing sentence with suggestions.

(The abstract should follow the above structure, written in 12 pt Times New Roman, justified, with 1.15 line spacing.)

Keywords: Include at least three (3) and at most five (5) keywords relevant to the paper’s title. The keywords should be in 12 pt Times New Roman, justified, with 1.15 line spacing.

General Rules for Abstract Writing

The abstract should summarize the key stages of the research, as outlined above, in 250-300 words. Abstracts longer than 300 words will not be accepted. The researcher preparing the abstract must clearly state the research’s objective, methodology, scope, and expected outcomes. The abstract should be concise but composed of complete sentences. It should contain more information about the research topic and findings than literature references. The abstract should provide the maximum amount of information within 250-300 words. The abstract should not contain lengthy explanations, references, incomplete sentences, abbreviations, images, figures, or tables. This template serves as a guide.