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Abstracts/Posters

Abstract Submission Window: January 1, 2024 - March 31, 2024

The Abstract Template can be downloaded from this link.

Do not change the margins and use Times New Roman font, 12 pitch. Abstracts are limited to the single page of the Abstract Template; do not "spill over" onto a second page. Abstracts must be camera-ready to be consider for review. Accepted abstracts will be published on-line in Nephron at the time of the meeting.

First author of accepted accepted abstracts will be invited to submit Posters for presentation. A poster template (Powerpoint) will be provided of standard size and orientation to optimize utilization of the available poster space at the venue.  NB: all posters will be generated from the submitted powerpoint files by a commercial vendor and will be installed at the venue at the start of the meeting. There is no charge for this service.  Posters produced "in-house" will not be accepted.  We encourage all First authors to register as Face to Face paticipants. In exceptional circumstances, we will accept posters for presentation in the absence of the first author.  We  will offer travel bursaries to first author presenters to cover their travel expenses to the meeting, but will not offer travel support to poster presenters who represent commercial entities.

A poster selection committee will select the abstracts to be presented as posters if there are more posters than can be accommodated by the existing space at the meeting venue

Abstract Deadline: March 31, 2024 Indicate your intention to submit an abstract as the first-author in the pre-registration/registration process. The first author should pre-register before uploading an abstract.

"Encore" abstracts can be considered if they are of general interest to the FabryUpdate participants. These abstracts may require redacting to fit our 1-page abstract template (e.g., the number of authors may have to be greatly shortened to fit the 1-page abstract template compared to the original abdstract). Be sure to cite the original reference for an encore abstract submission.  The poster selection committee will decide which of the submitted abstracts will be invted as poster presentations at the meeting.

Abstracts and the final program will published as a special on-line issue of Nephron

Posters:  Submit Poster on PPT template once Abstract Acceptance Notice is Received

The Poster Template can be downloaded from this link. Use this template to prepare your poster once you have been notified that your abstract has been accepted for presentation

Posters for accepted abstracts will be produced from the submitted poster ppt file, and printed on a Mylar material. The final versions will be shipped directly to the venue, and will be hanging before the start of the meeting. All posters must be generated by our designated vendor (no exceptions); there is no charge for the poster production. All posters must be finaled with the vendor before May 5, 2024 to allow ample time for shipping to the venue.

Inclusion of Selected Abstracts in the Regular Sessions

Selected abstracts will be included in the regular sessions of the meeting. These will be short (7 min), oral presentations, and the presentor will participate in the Moderated Group Discussion of the session. An Abstract Judging Committee will review the abstracts as they are submitted, and share exceptional abstracts  with the Session Chairs who will select abstracts for inclusion as a 7-minute oral presentastion. No more than a single presentation will be included in each session. Presentors of the selected abstracts are still expected to present their poster in the Poster Sessions. The abstracts selected for 7 min oral presentations will be announced on April 15, 2024.

LATE BREAKING ABSTRACTS:

Work of exceptional interest, will be accepted up until May 1, 2024. The stipulations regarding poster production and deadline remain the same. Publication of late-breaking abstracts in the Nephron issue is optional. Late Breaking Abstract may be included in a regular session, as described above but may not appear as such in the final printed program of the meeting.