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Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline: 16 March 2025
Late-Breaking Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 May 2025
Deadline for Presenting Authors to Register: 1 June 2025

*New in 2025* Novel Technique Abstracts

This year, in addition to the usual cutting-edge research abstracts, we are soliciting abstracts that showcase novel techniques developed or utilized in your research. Selected abstracts will be part of a special Ask an Expert Poster Session. If you have a unique method to share, we encourage you to submit a technical abstract under the “Novel Technique” category within the abstract submission site.

Please note: You may submit a separate abstract for a novel technique, even if it is already included in another submitted abstract.

Abstract Review

All abstracts submitted will be reviewed and graded in blinded fashion by the Scientific Program Committee. Based upon abstract grading, those selected will be assigned as Oral Abstract Presentations, Poster Presentations or Abstract Slam Presentations. The review process takes approximately 4 weeks. All Presenting Authors will be notified via email of the status of their submission(s).  In the event that notification is not received, please contact info@eosinophil-society.org.

Abstract Presentation Types

Oral Abstract Presentation	Poster Presentation	Abstract Slam Presentation
Highly scored abstracts will be selected for Oral Abstract Presentations. Presenters will be given 10 minutes for their talk and 5 minutes for Q&A. Presentations should include an oral synopsis of research data that enables the audience to efficiently grasp the research findings.	Poster Presenters will create an illustrated synopsis of research data that enables the audience to efficiently grasp the research findings. Presenters will stand next to their poster during assigned times and give brief, verbal explanations of the poster content.	Presenters will have 5 minutes and 4 slides to present their research and explain why the work is important, provocative, and/or novel. The presentation should state the main question and briefly summarize the key result. The Poster Slams are lively and fast-paced competitions.

Abstract presentations will be judged on-site and awards for the best Oral Abstract, Poster and Abstract Slam will be presented during the Awards Dinner on Thursday, 10 July 2025.

Abstract Guidelines

Please keep the following guidelines in mind when you submit your abstract text:

• Abstract body text is limited to 500 words (not including title and grant support)
• The first letter of each word within the abstract title must be capitalized.
• Up to three images with captions may be uploaded per abstract.
• Use abbreviations sparingly and define ones that are likely to be unfamiliar within the text.
• For each co-author you will need: full name, designation/degree, email, country, institution/affiliation.
• Please ensure all email addresses for all participants are correct.
• Submitters may revisit the site as often as necessary to edit the submission (finalized or not) at any time before 16 March 2025.
• Important Note: Please do not upload an abstract file that includes the authors' names, as the review process is blinded. You will have the opportunity to enter all author details on the next page of the submission.

Format:

Abstracts may be submitted in any format of your choosing. Below is an example structure you are welcome to use:
A) Background: A statement of purpose of the study (preferably one sentence).
B) Methods: A brief statement of the methods used. For abstracts reporting clinical research, a sentence or phrase presenting the most important selection criteria for subjects should be included.
C) Results: A summary of the results presented in sufficient detail with statistical analysis to support the conclusions.
D) Conclusions: A statement of the conclusions reached. It is not satisfactory to state, "the results will be discussed," or "other data will be presented," etc.
Grant Support: Please include as appropriate.  

Attendance

By submitting, authors are agreeing that at least one abstract author will attend the meeting for which the submission is accepted and will be available to present on the date and at the time assigned by the organizing committees. Authors will be notified of presentation times at the time of or shortly after notification of acceptance and are expected to make appropriate travel arrangements to ensure that at least one of the authors will be in attendance. In addition, Presenting Authors are expected to register to attend the meetings for which they are accepted by 1 June 2025. Submissions for which an author is not pre-registered by 1 June 2025 with automatically be withdrawn from the program.

Oral Presentation and Abstract Slam Cancellation Policy

Authors unable to present their paper in person should inform IES as soon as possible which co-author will present in their place.  If no one is able to present the paper, please inform IES by 1 May 2025, so an alternate paper can be substituted. Presenting Authors must be registered to attend the meeting by 1 June 2025 or their abstract may be withdrawn from the program.

Poster Cancellation Policy

At least one author or co-author for a Poster is expected to register to attend the meeting by 1 June 2025. If this author cancels their registration prior to the meeting, the Poster may be withdrawn from the program.

Encore Abstracts

Encore abstracts may be submitted, but priority will be given to original abstracts during the review process.

Travel

Abstract presenters are responsible for arranging and paying for their own registration, travel and hotel arrangements.