Join biochemists, molecular biologists, cell biologists, biophysicists, biomedical scientists and researchers from related disciplines at the 50th FEBS Congress – and play an active part in the scientific programme by presenting your work. Submitted abstracts can be considered for Short Talks of 10–15 mins integrated into the Symposia, and Speed Talks of 3 mins in dedicated Speed Talk sessions, as well as for poster presentations. Abstract topics can be viewed here.
Why submit an abstract?
- Poster presentations often report some of the most up-to-date research at the event and are a very useful aid for networking and discussing findings with others interested in the same questions or approaches. Posters will be presented in dedicated sessions, and poster prizes will be awarded by FEBS Press journals. There will also be an option to upload poster pdfs to the Congress app.
- Oral presentation slots at the Congress for selected researchers submitting abstracts to the event provide a great opportunity for individuals to present their work to a wide international audience, gain experience giving talks, and earn recognition for their research progress.
- Abstracts accepted to the event will be collated in a Congress supplement of FEBS Open Bio.
- Support schemes for scientists submitting abstracts to the event include FEBS bursaries and the FEBS Sprinzl scheme.
- The Congress invites ‘education’ as well as research abstracts, and both an education and research abstract can be submitted from the same registration.
For more information on submitting abstracts, see the Call for Abstracts page.
