Deadline for Abstract Submission: 16 July 2024!
Abstract submission rules
All abstracts must be prepared according to the rules below and by using the abstract template. Submit by email to yITAMIC@esmi-insight.eu.
Preparation of Abstract
- Abstract categories:
- 1) MRI, PET, SPECT Imaging
- 2) Photoacoustic, Ultrasound, Optical Imaging
- 3) CT/X-Ray
- 4) Microscopy/Cell Imaging
- 5) Other
- a) Probe Chemistry
- b) Neuroimaging
- c) Cardiovascular Imaging
- d) Oncology
- e) Immunology/Infection
- f) Others
- Abstract text is limited to 2800 characters (excluding title, list of authors, and affiliations) and must include:
- Title
- List of authors incl. affiliation of all contributing authors (university, laboratory/department, city, country).
- The abstract body must consist of the following structure:
- Introduction – 600 characters
- Methods – 800
- Results/Discussion – 1000
- Conclusions – 400
- Acknowledgement/References (optional)
- The presenting/submitting author must be certain that all co-authors are aware of the content of the abstract before submission.
- One figure (picture, graph or table, jpeg format only) can be included in the abstract. Stick to a file size of 2 MB max. and provide a substantial figure description.
Presentation Types
- Flash presentations: 8 min presentation + 4 min discussion
- AperiPosters
The decision on type of presentation will be taken by the organizing committee based on the review outcome.
Awards
One award will be given to the best flash presentation in terms of one free registration to the European Molecular Imaging Meeting in March in Bilbao. As yITAMIC is a young ESMI group, we aim to support Master Students and PhD students in the early phase of their career. Therefore, only Master Students and PhD students will be eligible for the award.
Terms and Conditions
- Presenters must be registered to the event and present (at least) on day 2 of the yITAMIC Chat & Science Days.
- Abstracts of pure commercial nature will be refused. The organizing committee reserves the right to exclude any abstract from the reviewing process and/or programme.
- The personal data associated with your abstract will be handled according to the privacy guidelines of the European Society for Molecular Imaging (ESMI).