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Abstract Submission for the Pathology Day 2023
Pathology Day June 1, 2023
Call for Abstract Submissions
Pathology Day is an opportunity for trainees (medical students, residents, graduate students, fellows, and post-doctoral fellows) to present their research to the rest of the department. .
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Abstract submission deadline: 5pm - March 31, 2023 |
Poster presentation guidelines
Please provide the following information:
NAME
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First
Last
SUPERVISOR (if any):
EMAIL
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PHONE
POSITION
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Graduate Student
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Resident
Undergraduate Student
Research Associate
Staff
If Undergraduate, are you a Summer Student?
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PREFERENCE
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Oral or Poster Presentation
Poster Presentation
Oral or Poster Presentation: If your abstract is selected for poster presentation, would you like to participate in the 1 minute Power Pitch Presentation?
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No
You selected Poster Presentation, would you like to participate in the 1 minute Power Pitch Presentation?
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TITLE
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Abbreviations should be avoided in the title.
DO NOT use capitals.
AUTHOR
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Use full names and omit degrees and titles. Use superscript numbers to indicate affiliations.
For superscript please use text mode (button on the right) and put your numbers in between these two tags: <sup> </sup>
. Please bold the name of the presenting author only.
AFFILIATIONS
Superscript the numbers for each affiliation .
For superscript please use text mode (button on the right) and put your numbers in between these two tags: <sup> </sup>
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ABSTRACT
Please do not include graphs, diagrams or photographs in your abstract.
Helpful Info:
If you use abbreviations, please place them in parentheses after the first usage. Please DO NOT use symbols or special characters such as β (beta), α (alpha), μ (micro) etc, please spell them out in full as we cannot be guaranteed their reproduction as submitted.
Abstract Summary
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Background/objectives
e.g. provide background, state specific objective of the study
Method:
e.g. state method used, study design, patient sample etc, if pertinent
Results:
e.g. summarize results obtained
Conclusions:
e.g. state conclusions reached based on the results presented.
IMPORTANT:
the character limit is 3200 characters. Please do not use Google Chrome when submitting your abstract. If you must use Google Chrome, please use a word count and make sure you do not exceed 3200 characters.
Background/objectives: Methods: Results: Conclusions:
Upload a photo of yourself in high resolution
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Please attach a high resolution photo of the presenting author for inclusion in the abstract book (should be in either .jpeg, .tif, .eps format with a print resolution of at least 300 dpi) and
name it with your last_first name.
Max. file size: 20 MB.
PLEASE NOTE: Reviewers will consider the following when evaluating your abstract:
Abstract was clear and contained relevant information
Topic and context well described
“Level” of Abstract appropriate for the audience
Results bring new knowledge and findings
Conclusions are based on the results
Conclusions state the relevance of the research to the field
Understandable, it grabbed their interest
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