Abstract Submission

DETAILS:


The next AAS meeting is scheduled for November 6-9, 2024.


Selected abstracts will be published in a special edition of Clinical Autonomic Research.


During the submission process, you will have the opportunity to select your preferred presentation method: Oral Platform and/or Poster. Others will have the opportunity to present their Poster, answer questions, and interact with attendees.


Submission of an abstract to #AAS2024 is a commitment on the part of the presenting author to participate in the meeting and present the abstract if it is accepted for presentation.


ABSTRACTS ARE JUDGED ON THE FOLLOWING:


Significance of the hypothesis


Rigor of the methods and approach


Significance and potential impact of the findings


Validity of conclusion(s)


Presentation quality of the submission


GUIDELINES:


  • Maximum 350 words (excluding title, authors, affiliations, and funding).

  • Figures and tables are not allowed.

  • Prepare your abstract body (including title, authors, affiliations, funding) in an MS Word document.

  • You will be asked to cut and paste the text of your abstract into the online program.

  • Abstracts describing human research with 3 or more subjects will require appropriate IRB (or equivalent) approval and abstracts involving animal research will require appropriate IACUC (or equivalent) approval. Abstracts without such approvals cannot be accepted.

  • Abstract submission is FREE!

  • Authors need not be AAS members nor be sponsored by a member. Acceptances will be based solely on quality.

  • Late Breaking Abstracts: We may accept a limited number of late breaking abstracts. These abstracts are reserved for highly relevant, high impact research whereby the data becomes available after the general abstract submission deadline. This is NOT a deadline extension of the general abstract submission deadline.

Authors will be asked to select their preferred format (poster, platform).

Note: If selected for a platform presentation, CME disclosures will be required from all authors in a timely fashion.