Abstracts Guidelines

• • Abstracts are due Friday, January 17, 11:59 pm EST. No abstracts will be accepted after the deadline.

  • Please pay careful attention to the Guidelines below and adhere to them. Abstracts will not be accepted if information is missing or not in correct format.

  • All abstracts will submitted online via the Eventbrite form only. Abstracts will not be accepted via email.

  • There is a 90 minute time limit on Eventbrite. It is suggested that you type your abstract contents in Word, Google Doc, Text Edit or other similar program and cut and paste into the Eventbrite form.

Note: No figures or special characters will be accepted with the abstract. Because of the limitations of the form, there will not be italicized words, either. We are aware of this and are okay without them.

Each abstract is divided into five subheadings:

• Introduction/Background

• Hypothesis/Goal of Study

• Methods and Results,

• Discussion/Conclusions

• Grant Support/Citations and Acknowledgements

SIZE: Abstracts should include a title, author(s), affiliation(s), text, and acknowledgments. Please limit the body of the abstract to 300 words or less.

AUTHORS: The presenting author will be the primary contact for this abstract, will receive email notifications regarding poster creation, and be responsible for giving the oral and/or poster presentation. The presenting author is responsible to contact other authors regarding the status of the abstract. Include all authors’ full first and last names. The presenting author’s name should be listed first. Include all authors’ department and university affiliations. Research mentor/PI should be the last author.

Denote authors from different affiliations with a number. For example: Jane Smith(1), John Doh(2), Jean Jones(1,3) and Fred Flintstone(1)

AFFILIATION(S): Include department, name of institution and location for each author on your abstract. Include affiliation key numbers. 

For example, (1)Awesome University, Department of Biology, Someplace, SC, (2) Great College, Department of Molecular Biology, Townville, SC

GRANT SUPPORT: Acknowledgement of grant support is given at the end of the abstract. See Acknowledgement Statement in our Resources Toolbox.

You are responsible for making sure there are not typographical or grammatical issues. Abstracts will be published as submitted. If you do not want your abstract to be viewed by the public, mark it as “Embargo.”

The SC INBRE Acknowledgement Statement/Citation Information and official logos are located in the Toolbox under the Resources tab above. 

🚨 DO NOT right-click or screen capture our logo – that would be too low res for your poster. Hi res versions of our logo in various formats are available to download from our Toolbox.

On Eventbrite, Click “get tickets/reserve a spot” to go to the Abstract/Registration Form. Click “register” to submit your abstract. Submitting your abstract also equals submitting your registration.