Abstracts
Short talks and posters
The University of Texas at Austin
Submissions are not yet open. The portal and deadlines are announced by mailing list.
Key dates
No submission dates have been set. They are published here, and announced by mailing list, as soon as they are agreed — nothing on this page is a deadline yet.
- Submissions open
- To be announced
- Submission deadline
- To be announced
- Decisions announced
- To be announced
Requirements
What to prepare
These are the organizer’s stated requirements. They are published now so that an abstract can be written before the portal opens.
- Length
- 250–300 words
- Figures
- One optional figure
- Presentation preference
- Select short talk or poster when submitting
- Career stage
- A checkbox identifies trainee and early-career authors
- Topic category
- Choose one of the eight categories listed below
Topic categories
Choose one category when you submit
- Structure formation, biophysics, and molecular mechanisms
- DNA replication, repair, recombination, and genome instability
- Cancer, neurological disease, repeat disorders, and other human disease
- Genome-wide mapping, sequencing, and experimental technology
- Computational genomics, AI, predictive modeling, and databases
- Evolution, population genomics, pangenomes, and comparative genomics
- Therapeutics, diagnostics, genome engineering, and biotechnology
- Other emerging topics in alternative nucleic-acid structure and genome stability
Selection
Short talks are selected across all sessions to ensure substantial trainee participation. Abstracts not selected for a short talk are considered for poster presentation.
The submission portal, the deadline, and the decision date are announced together. Join the mailing list to be told once rather than checking back.
Questions about scope or eligibility can be directed to the organizer — see contact information.