Abstract Submission
Call for Abstracts
2019 Abstract Submission Form
The scientific program highlighting North Dakota INBRE investigators will consist of both invited oral presentations and Core Facility poster presentations. All authors may submit their abstracts by following the directions below. The deadline for submission of abstracts is on October 7 at noon. Please limit abstracts to 250 words or less.
Abstract Submission Deadline: October 7, 2019, at noon.
NOTE: If you would like your abstract in the Symposium booklet, your abstract needs to be
submitted by October 7, 2019.
READ THE GUIDELINES FIRST BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR ABSTRACT.
ABSTRACTS NOT FORMATTED CORRECTLY WILL BE RETURNED AS UNACCEPTABLE.
Guidelines and Rules for Submission
It is the author's responsibility to see that the following guidelines and instructions are followed to ensure optimal results.
1. Size. The entire abstract, including title, author(s), university, department and text must fit on half a sheet of (8.5" x 11") paper. The body of the abstract may have no more than 250 words, including any footnotes or acknowledgements.
2. Format. Use an Arial 11 pt. font; set 1" margins on all sides; single space only; do not use text boxes, tables, figures or diagrams.
3. Title. The title should be brief, clearly indicating the nature of the presentation. The title should be in bold type.
4. Authors. Include all authors' full first and last names. The presenting author's name should be listed first and underlined. Include all authors' department and university affiliations. If there are multiple authors with multiple affiliations (i.e. universities/departments) indicate affiliations according to the sample below.
Example:
Equipment and Services of the Ralph N. Adams Institute Microfabrication Cleanroom
Cobre Core Facility
Ryan Grigsby1 and Susan M. Lunte1,2,3. 1The Ralph N. Adams Institute for Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 3Department of Chemistry, University of Kansas
The R.N. Adams Microfabrication Facility contains 2,400 ft2 of class 5/6 cleanroom space, and 900 ft2 for micro machining equipment. This facility is under the direction of Dr. Susan
Lunte. The facility and its services are available to KU researches in all departments,
and provides training to new investigators and graduate students in the use of microfabrication
procedures and equipment. In addition, the facility offers its services to academic
and private industry researcher institutions outside of KU. The facility houses equipment
providing techniques in photolithography, plasma etching of high surface ratio elements,
wet etching, laser ablation, thin-film metal deposition, dielectric material thin-film
deposition and microchip characterization. Services include hourly and per-semester
paid access to KU researchers, and consultation and R&D development of microfluidic
devices - specializing in glass and PDMS microfludic devices for biomedical research
applications.
5. No fax copies will be accepted in lieu of electronic submission.
6. Deadline: Submit your abstract by noon on October 7, 2019. Abstracts received after
the deadline will not be accepted.
NOTE: If you would like your abstract in the Symposium booklet, your abstract needs to be
submitted by October 7, 2019.