Abstracts for late-breaking poster presentations are now invited for the 2025 Annual Meeting!
Please note that the deadline for symposium and plenary speaker proposals has passed. Click here for details on those separate submissions.
The preliminary scientific program will be posted when available, and abstracts for posters and brief oral presentations are solicited. If accepted, oral presentations will be designated by the review committee as either a 10-minute brief communication with 2 minutes for questions or 5-minute data blitz with time for 1 question. Abstracts that are not selected for oral presentations may be reviewed for poster presentations if the author so chooses.
Abstract Submission Deadlines
Oral presentations: extended to March 14
Poster presentations: April 1
Late-breaking poster presentations: May 23
Please remember, in general, the first author on the abstract is the person expected to present. Presenters, if selected, must register for the conference. Consult the registration information page to learn about fees and deadlines.
Abstract Formatting Guidelines
IASR abstracts must include a title in sentence case (i.e., first word capitalized, mostly lowercase otherwise) and list all authors (i.e., name, degree, affiliation).
The body of the abstract (400 words maximum) must be structured into Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusions, including these headers as separate lines in your text. If your research cannot be easily conformed to these standardized sections (e.g., due to differences across disciplines), you may email iasradmin@gmail.com to approve an alternate abstract structure.
Presenters may choose to optionally include keywords (20 words maximum) and funding acknowledgments (150 words maximum).
Abstracts that do not meet the formatting requirements will not be reviewed.
