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Submission Instructions

Abstract submissions accepted from March 2 - April 15, 2015

Abstract submission is now closed.

AACCI Members and Nonmembers: Read instructions carfeully before submitting an abstract.

• Every Presenter of an oral or poster abstract must register for the meeting by July 23, 2015 or the
  abstract will be withdrawn from the meeting.

Preparing for Abstract Submission

• It is important that you Review the Categories and fields below before using the online submission form.
• If you have any questions or problems with payments, please contact AACCI here.
  • AACCI Members/Customers, you need to "Login" by your Member/Customer Username and Password.
  • If you are a nonmember, you will need to "Create a New Account", input your contact information and establish username and password.
• Proof abstracts to make sure all authors and affiliations were accepted to the online form.
• "Log out" to exit when you have completed your submission or edits.
• A confirmation e-mail is sent to the Presenter once the abstract is submitted online. Look for this e-mail to come from support@themultisoftgroup.com. Check both regular and junk e-mail files in case it is delivered there.
  
  
  1. Author Information
     • First Name
     • Middle Initial
     • Last Name/Surname
     • Telephone
     • E-mail Address
     • Affiliation (only company/institution name, city, state or province, country – do not include street addresses or zip codes.)
     • Do not use abbreviations for institutions (i.e. University)
     • One author MUST be designated as the Presenter. (DO NOT enter this individual twice)
     • Any additional author(s) must be designated as author(s).
     • To add an author complete the fields for contact information then click "Enter/Add Presenter/Authors". Do this for each author and click "Enter/Add Presenter/Authors". When finished click on "Next".
     
     
  2. Preferred presentation type (select oral or poster)
     Specifying a preference between oral and poster presentation type does not guarantee placement in that area.
     
     

     Oral—An individual may be a presenter of only one oral presentation

     • There is a limit of one (1) oral presentation per presenter.
     • Oral presentations are allocated 20 minutes (15 minutes for presentation + 5 minutes for discussion).
     • Presentation date and time will be announced at a later date.
     • All oral technical session slides must be in PowerPoint. You will be contacted by the conference recording company, by e-mail on how to submit your PowerPoint presentation file to the meeting.
     
     

     Poster—An individual may be a presenter of up to two posters

  • There is a limit of two (2) poster submissions per presenter.
  • Poster presenters are required to be present at their poster during certain time frames throughout the meeting (to be announced).
    
    
  3. Presentation title
     • Capitalize only the first letter of the first word and any proper nouns, (e.g., Correlation of wheat protein composition and dough rheological properties to tortilla quality).
     • The title is limited to 120 characters including spaces. Registered names and trademarks are not permitted in title.
     • Use the following coding for the presentation title to add formatting (italics, superscripts, subscripts, Greek or math symbols).
       • Italic words or phrases must be enclosed by the start coding <i> and the stop coding </i>, e.g., <i>words</i>..
       • Subscript characters must be enclosed by the start coding _{and the stop coding}, e.g., H₂O..
       • Superscript characters must be enclosed by the start coding ^{and the stop coding}, e.g., E=MC²..
       • Symbols (Greek, math, etc.) must be spelled out, e.g., Beta.
     
     
  4. Presentation categories
     (Select a primary category, as well as an alternate one as a secondary subcategory that best relates to
      your presentation)
     • Biotechnology & Sustainability
     • Chemistry & Interactions
     • Engineering & Processing
     • Food Safety & Regulatory
     • Health & Nutrition
     • Ingredients & Innovations
     • Quality & Analytical Methods
     
     
  5. Abstract text
     Read the Technical Requirements and view Sample Abstract.
     • The abstract should be in one paragraph.
     • DO NOT include within the abstract field the title, any author name(s), or author affiliations.
     • Copy the abstract and paste it into the submission form under the “Abstract Copy/Body” field header.
     • Use the abstract toolbar to add formatting (italics, superscripts, subscripts, Greek or math symbols). If the symbol is not available, spell it out (e.g., theta).
     • Character limit is 1,900 characters including spaces. No extensions on length of abstracts.
     
     
  6. AACC International Student Travel Award
     Students can apply for an AACCI Student Travel Award as part of the abstract submission process. Apply
     by checking the noted box on the submission form. Applicants must meet all eligibility requirements for consideration. Awardees will be notified prior to the meeting and will receive their award check at the meeting. (Applicants must be an AACCI student member, submit an accepted abstract, register, and present a poster or oral session during the 2015 annual meeting to be eligible.)
     
     
  7. Awards
     If submitting this abstract for an award, please select the appropriate award(s) from the list below:
     • Biotechnology Division Best Student Poster Award.
     • Carbohydrate Division/Megazyme Award (both poster & oral).
     • Cincinnati Section Best Student Poster Award.
     • Engineering and Processing Division Best Student Paper (both poster & oral).
     • Nutrition Division Best Student Research Award (posters only).
     • Protein Division Best Student Paper Award (both poster & oral).
     • Rheology Division Isydore Hlynka Best Student Paper (both poster & oral).
     • Texture Technologies Quality Research Award (both poster & oral).
     
     
  8. Publication
     • AACC International reserves the right to publish the accepted abstracts in the AACC International Annual Meeting Program book, in Cereal Foods World, Cereal Chemistry, on AACCnet, or any combination thereof in print and online. Presentations should not have been published prior to the meeting.
     • Authors of technical research presentations as well as symposia presenters are encouraged to submit their presentations for consideration in AACC International's publications – Cereal Chemistry, or Cereal Foods World. As soon as possible after the Annual Meeting, authors should visit the Publications Page on the AACCI Website to submit their manuscripts to Cereal Chemistry. To submit an article to Cereal Foods World, contact AACCI. Contact the AACC International Publications Office at +1.651.454.7250 for further information.
       

  
  Technical Requirements

  Use all normal upper- and lowercase alphanumericas and common punctuation available on your keyboard. Use a common text such as Times, Times New Roman, Helvetica, or Courier.

  • Abstract title: Italic words or phrases must be enclosed by the start coding <i> and the stop coding </i>, e.g., <i>words</i>. Subscript characters must be enclosed by the start coding _{and the stop coding}, e.g., H₂O. Superscript character(s) must be enclosed by the start coding ^{and the stop coding}, e.g., E=MC². All symbols (Greek, math, etc.) must be spelled out.
  • Abstract body: Italic words or phrases, superscript and subscript characters, and symbols (Greek, math, etc.) can be correctly formatted by clicking the respective icon in the toolbar. If the symbol is not available, please spell it out, e.g., alpha.

  
  
  Sample Abstract

  Protein composition and dough rheology of 15 wheat lines were studied. Total protein content and the ratio of polymeric to monomeric proteins (pk1/pk2) in SE-HPLC chromatograms of SDS extracts were correlated with tortilla rollability scores (TRS) (R₂ of 0.51 and 0.59, respectively). However, the amounts of insoluble and soluble proteins were not significantly correlated to TRS. Stress relaxation (SR) and dough extensibility (DE) tests were conducted using a texture analyzer (TA). Consistent results were obtained at 10% strain level for doughs mixed for 5 min. Maximum resistance (R_max) to extension during DE test and k2 (a measure of elasticity) during SR test correlated well with 12th day TRS (R₂ of 0.55 and 0.48, respectively). Poor-quality dough was less elastic with lower k2 values. The extensibility (Ext) of dough was correlated significantly with the pk1/pk2 ratio (R₂ of 0.64), indicating a good relationship between molecular composition of proteins and rheological property of the dough. Multivariate analysis of protein and dough characteristics showed that a combination of Ext, relaxation time and the pk1/pk2 ratio had a highly significant correlation (R₂ = 0.94) with TRS.