14th Biennial Congress of the ISACP
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Please direct your attention to the change in format for the abstracts. Since we first prepared the abstract information, we now have the availability to publish the abstracts in the journal of Veterinary Clinical Pathology. To meet new guidelines, we need to be more concise and limit the abstract to 250 words. Fewer words sounds good, but it will take a little effort to fit all you want to say into so few words. When submitting your abstract, remember to indicate your preference for an oral presentation or a poster.
At the Congress, all oral paper presentations will be of a uniform 15-minute length. Authors should plan a 12- to 14-minute presentation with the balance of time devoted to questions. Computer projectors will be available for PowerPoint presentations. Please bring your PowerPoint presentation (2007 or earlier version) on a portable USB drive. Display boards will be provided for the poster papers. Maximum poster size is 4 feet wide x 3 feet tall.
The abstracts for all papers (oral and poster) presented at the Congress will be published in a proceedings booklet available as part of registration. Authors of abstracts are encouraged to expand their submissions into papers to submit to the Veterinary Clinical Pathology journal.
Travel Awards
Several awards of $500 (domestic) to $1000 (international) each will be available. See the ISACP website for the criteria for applying for the travel awards at .
Abstract submission:
Abstracts will be accepted until June 4, 2010. Abstracts are to be submitted using a secure website. Please go to the submission website to submit your abstract.
You will receive an email acknowledging receipt of the abstract. Abstracts submitted after that date may not be printed in the proceedings of the congress.
Notification of poster or oral presentation will be made 2 weeks following receipt of an abstract.
Best of Presentation/Poster Awards for Young Investigators:
Young investigators (these are defined as someone in a graduate or residency program or within 5 years of completion of training) presenting an oral presentation or poster are eligible for Best of Presentation Awards. The J. Jerry Kaneko Prize will be awarded to the best oral presentation and the Eitan Bogin Prize awarded to the best poster presentation.
Guidelines:
See the full list of guidelines by clicking here
Be sure to include:
Type of presentation – indicate oral or poster
Indicate whether the abstract contributor is eligible for consideration for a Young Investigator Presentation Award - the J. Jerry Kaneko Prize or the Eitan Bogin Prize.
Section to affiliate – Infectious Diseases of Blood Cells, Hematopoietic Cancers, Acute Phase Proteins, Biochemistry of Exercise, Antioxidants, Nutrition and Genetics, Nutrition, Toxicology, Camelids, Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine, Endocrinology, New Laboratory Instrumentation/Assays
Questions? Problems?
Please contact:
A. Morrie Craig
Professor of Toxicology
105 Magruder Hall
College of Veterinary Medicine
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
Phone: (541) 737-3036
Fax: (541) 737-2730
E-mail: a.morrie.craig@oregonstate.edu
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