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Abstract Submission Is Now Extended
The Program Committee cordially invites you to submit an abstract for a poster presentation at Neurotrauma 2023.
Authors wishing to present posters must submit an abstract for review by the Program Committee. All Abstracts must be submitted electronically. All submissions must be original work that has not been previously published.
Submission Deadline Extended until March 12, 2023 at 11:59 PM (EST).
To submit your abstract, or to apply for a trainee award, please click the button below to register first and you will receive the access link to the abstract submission portal in your registration confirmation email.
Submission Fees (non-refundable):
Members of NNS or AANS/CNS:
- US$60 per abstract.
Non-Members:
- US$110 per abstract.
In order to receive the member discounted registration & abstract fee, you must pay your membership dues for the current year PRIOR to submitting!
Check the National Neurotrauma Society Membership Page here for additional information.
You can also join the AANS or CNS to benefit from the member discount.
Presenting author must submit the abstract and register for the conference. Multiple submissions from one person on behalf of multiple presenting authors are NOT allowed. If you are submitting the abstract on behalf of the presenting author, please enter presenting author's information.
Members of NNS or AANS/CNS - US$60 per abstract.
Non-Members - US$110 per abstract.
In order to receive the member discounted registration fee, you must pay your membership dues for the current year PRIOR to submitting!
Check the National Neurotrauma Society Membership Page here.
A link to collect presenting author's disclosure information will be sent out after abstract acceptance.
Please do NOT type everything in capital letters. Use succinct and descriptive words in your title. Attendees often are attracted to your poster by reading your title. Do not use abbreviations in the title.
1) The abstract should be informative, containing:
- the specific objectives of the study;
- a brief statement of method, if pertinent;
- a summary of the main results;
- a conclusion containing the main message of the paper. (It is not acceptable to state, for
instance: "our data concerning... will be presented" or "The results will be discussed".) - figures, images, or tables of any kind are not permitted.
2) There is a maximum 250 words for the Abstract body, including acknowledgements of support.
3) When using non-standard abbreviations, spell them out in full the first time they appear in the text followed by the abbreviations in parentheses. Capitalize the first letter of trade names.
4) Do NOT enter author or affiliation information in the abstract text box.
The Program Committee reviews and grades each abstract submission for quality, ethical guidelines, and scientific merit. A blind grading process is used to ensure anonymity and equality. From the online submissions, the Program Committee determines the qualified abstracts to be presented during the Data Blitz and Poster sessions. All submitted abstracts will be judged by a committee to ensure a high quality of scientific research.
Abstracts will be accepted as a poster presentation unless there are issues related to:
- Ethics
- Lack of relationship to brain/cranial or spine/spinal cord trauma
- Lack of actual data in the abstract
- Lack of data details (p-values, sample size, % changes, etc.)
The Program Committee will select abstracts from all submissions to be presented as posters during the Poster Sessions. Please note that authors whose abstracts are selected for poster presentation will also be eligible to participate in the Data Blitz session if the presenting author is a trainee (undergraduate student, graduate, nursing or medical student, postdoctoral fellow, or resident).
The Program Committee will select abstracts from all submissions to be presented orally during the Data Blitz sessions. Each presenter will be limited to 1-3 slides and a maximum of 3 minutes of presentation time. Data Blitz presenters will ALSO present a poster.
All accepted abstracts will be published electronically (online) in the Journal of Neurotrauma to coordinate with day one of the conference, and will be included the issue that publishes following the conference.
All Abstracts will be published online in the Journal of Neurotrauma.
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