Poster Abstracts

Overview

We are no longer accepting poster abstract submissions for 2023.

All registered PAG Australia 2023 attendees are invited to submit a poster abstract. A poster is a visual presentation where materials in addition to the abstract—such as genetic maps, physical maps, photographs, graphs, and/or tables— are presented along with textual summaries of the material.

Please Note:  you must register to attend the meeting prior to submitting an abstract.

Submission Information

We are no longer accepting poster abstract submissions for 2023.

All abstracts will be reviewed by the Abstract Coordinators within 2-3 weeks after the submission deadline. You may consider your abstract accepted if not notified otherwise. Accepted abstracts will be displayed in the Online Poster Gallery.

• The presenting or primary author must be registered for the conference prior to submitting an abstract.
• All abstracts must be submitted electronically. We do not accept submissions via mail or fax.
• Each registered attendee can be the “Presenting Author” on only one poster abstract, although they may be a “Non-Presenting Author” on an unlimited number of abstracts.
• Abstracts are limited to 500 words within the  abstract text section of the submission form.
• Preview the list of Poster Abstract Categories below

Poster Specifications

The usable poster board presentation space is 1.2m wide and 1.9m high.

Student Workshop Program & Competition

All students who register and submit a poster to PAG Australia are welcome to apply. Posters will be selected, and authors invited to participate in an online presentation and discussion. Please view our Student Workshop Competition Page for more information.

We are no longer accepting Student Workshop Program & Competition submissions for 2023.

Important Dates and Deadlines

• Poster Abstract Submission Opens – February 2023
• Poster Abstract Submission Deadline – 25 August 2023
• Poster Abstract Editing Deadline – 15 September 2023

*Please be advised that all accepted abstracts are considered public information and by submitting an abstract you agree to allow PAG Australia and Scherago International to post the abstract on the conference web site.