Annual ISAM Global Congress 2025: Abstract Submission

Abstract submission now open until November 15, 2024

Useful information: How to submit an abstract in ConfTool

Submission Guidelines:

• Lead author must be attending ISAM 2025.
• Abstracts must be written in English.
• The study presented in the abstract must be approved within the scope of ethics and animal experimentation rules.
• Abstracts must be original and must not have been published or presented at another meeting.
• Abstracts must be submitted under one of these formats: Symposium, Workshop, Oral Presentation or Poster Presentation
• Two learning objectives must be indicated for each presentation, workshop and symposium.

Presentation Type:

Symposium:

• Each symposium is scheduled to be 90 minutes in length and is composed of three speakers and one chair (one of the symposium organizers must act as a chair in their proposed symposium).
• Each speaker is requested to submit a speech abstract (limited to 300 words including background and objective).

Workshop:

• Workshops are scheduled to be interactive, 90 minutes in length, can consist of data presentation and/or skills-building sessions.
• Workshops can have two to four speakers.
• The team of speakers will be managed by a chair, a co-chair or moderator is optional.
• The abstract is limited to 300 words including background and objective of the workshop.

Oral Presentation:

• An oral presentation is a brief talk, typically 15 minutes (13 minutes talk + 2 minutes Q&A).
• Presenters will receive an email notification of acceptance with the date, time, and type (oral or poster) of presentation.
• The abstract is limited to 500 words and 3-5 references. References are not included in the word count.
• All tables, figures, and reference citations must be referred to in the text of the abstract.
• The abstract should be structured into the following sections:
  • Introduction/Objectives
  • Methods
  • Results
  • Conclusions
• The Congress Committee is permitted to publish the accepted abstract in the ISAM 2025 program booklet.