Target Audience

Clinicians, scientists, ethicists, medical humanities scholars, and lawyers—to discuss many of today’s most pressing issues within biomedical research.

Theme

The impact of new developments in preclinical and clinical research affecting health and how these areas of research are influenced by various ethical, moral, social, practical, legal and scientific concerns. We invite submission of abstracts focusing on all aspects of innovation in preclinical and clinical
research.

Categories:

• Regenerative medicine
• Organ transplantation
• Tissue preservation
• Alternative study designs
• Genetics and genomics
• Right to try studies
• Animals as nascent beings
• Innovative preclinical and clinical biomedical research that requires ethical deliberation
• Other

Criteria

• Complete all submission requirements
• Content relevant to the overall theme
• Proposed topic contributes to conference category
• Merit and clarity of the proposal and content
  
  All proposals will be considered in the context of the overall structure of the conference

Requirements

• Presentation title & category
• Author & Co-Author(s)
• Contact information
• Title
• Background/Introduction+
• Objectives+
• Results/Conclusions+
• Actionable take-away/next steps for participant+
  
  +Character limit (with spaces) for marked sections combined: 2,500
  

Notification

Authors will be notified of acceptance by February 15, 2019. One presenter of each accepted poster must register and attend the
conference.

All submissions must be received by January 18, 2019 at 12:00 pm EST.