Updates
The 2nd UHS-INternational Dental Conference is a virtual event that will be held completely ONLINE from 27th -29th November, 2020. All activities are ONLINE . There is no-site activity
Activities
The 2nd UHS Dental Conference will run its usual planenary ONLINE scientific session program as scheduled for 28th -29th November, 2020. The scientific schedule is available under "scientific session". As per Government directives all sessions will be accessed all online to all participants (Whether Online or In-person). No limited in-person participation is now allowed at UHS. And all competition for oral presentations, poster presentations, dental art and table clinics will be held ONLINE. The UHS dental conference is first Pakistani conference conference that has national and international credit hours, do register as online participants to make best use of this valuable time for learning and knowledge.
Guidelines
Each abstract submitter can only submit ONE abstract, no more than 300 words, as presenting author and can only participate in only one competition.
The name of all the authors and co-authors must be mentioned on the abstract, no more than 300 words, and maximum number of authors is six.
The poster will remain on display on the days of the conference and poster presentation will only have maximum of four authors.
All the participants must be registered for the conference for entering into the competition and there should be maximum three participants.
This competition is open for undergraduate and postgraduate students, house officers and demonstrators who should present an innovative model, project.
Speakers
Listed below keynote speakers will grace 2nd UHS International Dental Conference with their presence.
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Kingdom of Saudia Arabia
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
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Those participants only registering for conference and no presenting donot need to submit abstract.
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About Lahore
There is an ancient Punjabi adage, "One who hasn't seen Lahore, hasn't been born!" Lahore is a Municipal city, has been the capital of Punjab for nearly a thousand years, and the administrative head-quarters of a Division and District of the same name. It is situated one mile to the south of the river Ravi, and some 23 miles from the eastern border of the district. The city is built in the form of a parallelogram, the area within the walls, exclusive of the citadel, being about 461 acres. It stands on the alluvial plain traversed by the river Ravi.