Speaker abstracts should provide a clear and concise overview of the research to be presented. Abstracts should include the presentation title, author name(s), affiliation(s), and a short summary of the scientific background, objectives, methods or approach, key findings, and relevance to the field of fish models for diseases.

Abstracts should be written in English and should be understandable to an international scientific audience. Please avoid excessive technical detail, undefined abbreviations, figures, tables, or references. The abstract should clearly indicate the main message of the presentation and its contribution to the conference themes.

The recommended length is 250–300 words.

Abstracts should be submitted as a PDF file.

Young scientists and early-career researchers are invited to submit a Flash Poster Presentation abstract.

Abstracts should be written in English and provide a concise and engaging summary of the research that will be presented in both a 5-minute oral flash presentation and during the poster session. Each abstract should include the presentation title, author name(s), affiliation(s), scientific background, objectives, approach, key findings, and relevance to the field of fish models for diseases.

The abstract should clearly highlight the main message of the work and be suitable for a brief presentation to a broad international scientific audience. 

The recommended length is 250–300 words.

Please submit your abstract as a PDF file.

Participants submitting a Flash Poster Presentation abstract will also qualify for the Best Poster Award. The winner will receive a certificate and a prize of US$350.

It is very important that you finish your poster before you travel to Osaka, Japan and that you bring it yourself.
We are not able to print the poster for you.

All Flash Poster presenters are required to register for the Conference and pay the registration fee.

Poster format: max. A1 (59.4 cm wide and 84.1 cm high; portrait orientation only)

Note:
You may submit only one Poster Abstract or Flash Poster Presentation Abstract.
If your Poster Abstract or Flash Poster Presentation Abstract is selected, you may not submit an additional Poster Abstract or
Flash Poster Presentation Abstract. This limitation is intended to ensure fair participation opportunities for all contributors.

Young scientists and early-career researchers are invited to submit a Poster Abstract.

Abstracts should be written in English and provide a concise and engaging summary of the research that will be presented during the poster session. Each abstract should include the poster title, author name(s), affiliation(s), scientific background, objectives, approach, key findings, and relevance to the field of fish models for diseases.

The abstract should clearly highlight the main message of the work and be accessible to a broad international scientific audience.

The recommended length is 250–300 words.

Please submit your abstract as a PDF file.

Participants submitting a Poster Abstract will also qualify for the Best Poster Award. The winner will receive a certificate and a prize of US$350.

Please make sure that your poster is completed before you travel to Osaka, Japan, and that you bring it with you to the conference. We are not able to print the poster for you.

All poster presenters are required to register for the conference and pay the registration fee.

Poster format: max. A1 (59.4 cm wide and 84.1 cm high; portrait orientation only)

Note:
You may submit only one Poster Abstract or Flash Poster Presentation Abstract. If your Poster Abstract or Flash Poster Presentation Abstract is selected, you may not submit an additional Poster Abstract or Flash Poster Presentation Abstract. This limitation is intended to ensure fair participation opportunities for all contributors.