Submission Guidelines:
Abstract submissions should be a maximum 600 words, 11pt, Arial font.
A maximum of two jpegs or figures embedded within the document are acceptable but should be clear resolution.
Please upload your final document without editing markup included. Word documents are preferred, but PDF's will be accepted.
All files should be less than 5MB.
The abstract format should follow the standard guidelines below:
-Abstract Title
-Full Author List with first author underlined and an asterisk (*) by the presenting author's name
-Author Affiliations
-Background, Introduction, or Rationale
-Objective or Hypothesis
-Materials and/or Methods
-Results and/or Discussion
-Conclusions
-Research Funding (if applicable)
All are invited to attend the conference, regardless of abstract submission status. However, registration is mandatory for everyone who plans to attend the conference, including presenting authors of accepted abstracts.
All expenses associated with abstract submission and poster presentation are the presenter’s responsibility.
Multiple abstracts from one laboratory are permitted. However, only one abstract may be submitted per person.
Authors should not split data to create several abstracts from the same work. If splitting is judged to have occurred, acceptance of all abstracts may be jeopardized.
Case studies, literature reviews, and/or industry abstracts will not be accepted.
Abstracts that have been submitted to other conferences (ATS, CHEST, AHA, etc.) are permissible, but should contain new data.
Abstracts should not contain proprietary or confidential information.
If a drug has a generic version, the generic name(s) should be used for all drugs that qualify. If using brand names, they should be company agnostic, not promotional, and consistent throughout your abstract(s) and presenting poster.
Abstracts are accepted based on scientific merit and originality.
The deadline for abstract submission is Saturday, August 1 (midnight EST).