+++ Abstract Submission Deadline: 10 September 2026 +++
Prominent slots are reserved for the presentation and discussion of your work! We are looking for submissions of original work to be presented as:
- Poster Pitch Presentations (talk & poster) or
- Poster Presentations
Abstract Submission Rules
All abstracts must be prepared according to the rules below and by using the abstract template. Submit your abstract by email to GyMIC@esmi-insight.eu with subject “Abstract Submission | DACH Days 2026”
Submission Rules
- 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.
Topic
- You are asked to indicate the modality (1-4) and area (A-E) your work is related to:
- 1) PET and SPECT Imaging
- 2) Photoacoustic Imaging, Ultrasound, and Optical Imaging
- 3) CT & MRI Imaging
- 4) Microscopy
- A) Probe Chemistry
- B) Neuroimaging
- C) Cardiovascular Imaging
- D) Oncology
- E) Immunology/Infection
The decision on type of presentation will be taken by the organizing committee based on the review outcome.

Deadlines
- 10 September: Deadline Abstract Submission
- 28 September (at the latest): Notification to Presenter
- 1 October: Early Bird Registration Deadline
Terms & Conditions
- Presenters must be registered to the event and present in Munich.
- 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).
