Call for abstracts





You are invited to submit abstracts for the Australasian Cytometry Society (ACS) 2024 conference, taking place in Hobart, Tasmania. 

We are seeking exciting, innovative and creative presentations on all aspects of Cytometry from presenters from all cytometry professional streams and experience levels.

IMPORTANT DATES

Call for Abstracts Open| 30 November 2023
Call for Abstracts Close | 29 May 2024
Notification of Accepted Abstracts| 3 July 2024
Presenters Registration Deadline  | 22 July 2024


CALL FOR POSTER ABSTRACT SUBMISSION REOPEN 

The ACS Conference is now accepting new poster abstracts until 22 August 2024.

THEMES 

Themes include, but not limited to:

1. Foundations of Cytometry

2. Clinical Cytometry 

• Measurable Residual Disease
• Immunology
• Stem cell enumeration
• Computer learning and artificial intelligence

3. Research Cytometry 

• Immunology
• Innovation
• Cancer
• Shared Resource Laboratory
• Advanced cytometry technologies

SUBMISSION PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES 

All submissions must be prepared using the Abstract Submissions Template. Download the template, complete it and submit it via the Abstract portal. 

The Committee recommends that abstracts follow the format outlined below.

Aim - State concisely why the work was conducted 
Method - Indicate the locale, equipment or software used, sample number (if relevant), any principal test(s) performed and summarise any statistical analyses
Results - Summarise the findings. Confirm or refute any hypothesis, supported by statistics if appropriate
Conclusion - Discuss implication(s) of the findings

If the research described in the abstract was supported by a commercial company you must indicate the company’s role in analysing the data or preparing the abstract. You will be asked to supply a Conflict of Interest Statement during the submission process. 

All submissions will go through a blind peer review process managed by the Committee.





TERMS FOR SUBMISSIONS

All abstract submissions will be subject to review.

Authors should ensure that the following criteria are met in their abstract submission:

  • Authors must register and pay to attend the Conference by 22 July 2024. Should registration and payment not be received at this time, the accepted abstract will be withdrawn from the program
  • It is a requirement that all authors must register and pay to attend the conference (minimum 1 day) for their abstract to be included in the program
  •  Should registration and payment not be received at this time, the accepted abstract will be withdrawn from the program
  •  No funding is available to support presenters, unless communicated from the organisers 
  • The topic is relevant and important to the chosen sub theme 
  •  Subject matter is original or innovative


PRESENTING AT THE CONFERENCE 

All authors who have their submission accepted for presentation must register and pay for their attendance, at a minimum, for the day of the Conference on which they are presenting. Accepted presenters will be given access to the Early Bird Registration rates.

Oral Presentations will be allocated either a 20-minute presentation slot, inclusive of question and discussion time).  A chair will run each concurrent session of presentations. 

Prepare your PowerPoint presentation in 16:9 aspect ratio and save your presentation file to a USB for uploading in the Speaker Preparation Room on site. It is NOT necessary to send the file to Leishman Associates prior to the Conference.

Poster Presentations will be displayed in the exhibition area for the duration of the conference and presenters are requested to stand with their poster during the scheduled Poster Session to discuss their work. The poster displayed at the conference is required to be in A0 size and in portrait orientation. 



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www.cytometry.org.au

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CONTACT US

Leishman Associates
227 Collins Street, Hobart
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the muwinina people, the traditional owners of the Land upon which we work, and we pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders; past and present. We respect all Tasmanian Aboriginal people, their culture and their rights as the first peoples of lutruwita.