CNSA & ICCN 2025 Congress  |18-21 Jun 2025 | Adelaide Convention Centre | Global Voices, Local Actions: from inspiration to implementation

Presentation Preparation

What is a Rapid Oral Presentation?

A Rapid Oral Presentation is a concise, high-impact presentation format. Presenters will have 5 minutes to present their abstract.

How is a Rapid Oral Presentation different from a standard oral presentation?

Rapid Oral Presentations are shorter and designed for quick, engaging insights. They focus on delivering key messages clearly and succinctly, without extensive background or methodology discussions.

Do I need to register for the congress to present?

Yes, all presenters must be registered for the congress to confirm their participation. If you have not registered by the early bird deadline, your presentation slot may be forfeited. 

Can I present virtually if I am unable to attend in person?

No, this is an in-person event, and virtual presentations will not be accommodated.

What are the technical requirements for my presentation?

Presentations should be prepared in PowerPoint with a 16:9 aspect ratio. A maximum of 5 slides is recommend to ensure you stay within the time limit. It is advisable to keep text minimal and use visuals to support your key points.

Can I update my abstract after submission?

Yes, you may modify your abstract until April 30. Shortly before this deadline, you will receive a preview of how your abstract will be published for your review and approval.

Do I need to submit my presentation slides in advance?

Yes, all presenters must upload their slides 24 hours prior to their presentation time via the Congress submission link (further details coming soon).

Will there be a Speaker Ready Room?

Yes, a Speaker Ready Room will be available for presenters to review and test their slides. Please check in at least 2 hours before your session.  Registration desk staff will guide you to the Speaker Ready Room. 


Presentation Day

When should I arrive for my session?

Presenters should arrive at least 10 minutes before their session starts and check in with the session chair.

Who will Chair my session?

Each session will have a designated Session Chair who will introduce speakers and manage timings.

What happens if I exceed my presentation time?

Session Chairs will enforce strict time limits. If you exceed your allotted time, you may be asked to conclude your talk to ensure fairness to all speakers. 


Additional Support

Will my presentation be recorded?

No, presentations will not be recorded. However, you will have the option to grant permission for your slides to be made available after the Congress.

How can I get a certificate of presentation?

Digital certificates of presentation will be sent out to your nominated email address post Congress.

What should I do if I need to withdraw my abstract/presentation?

If you need to withdraw your abstract/presentation, please notify the Congress Organisers as soon as possible. Please email cnsaiccn@chillifoxevents.com.au and quote your abstract ID number.