In addition to articles, SOCIOS publishes scholarly posters and slides covering contemporary research, case studies, theoretical analyses, and practical applications related to social sciences. However, it is important to note that, unlike our articles, posters and slides do not undergo a peer review process. However, to facilitate dynamic academic discourse, SOCIOS offers a commenting tool for all types of publications. This allows for the rapid dissemination of information and ideas, fostering a dynamic and collaborative academic environment where new concepts can be shared and discussed promptly via our commenting tool.
Ensure that the content aligns with the themes and topics covered by SOCIOS. All content should be purely scholarly. Avoid any advertorial material or promotional language.
Full names, institutional affiliations, e-mail address (ORCiD ID) need to be clearly mentioned. The corresponding author should be designated accordingly.
Length: Up to 300 words.
Structure: Include sections for Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusions.
Supply up to eight relevant keywords to describe the subject of the poster/slides.
Fully disclose any potential competing interests (e.g., financial, personal, professional). If no competing interests exist, state 'The authors declare no conflicts of interest'.
Disclose sources of funding. Use the Research Organization Registry (ROR) identifier if possible. If no specific grant was received, state 'This research received no external funding'.
Posters should be submitted in PDF format, slides in PDF, PPT, or PPTX formats.
Posters and slides can be submitted in either German or English.
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SOCIOS is a project of the University and City Library of Cologne, funded by the German Research Foundation (508986968).
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