Don't miss the opportunity to participate in this unique global meeting! The WAO International Scientific Conference (WISC) 2020 will welcome basic and translational scientists, clinical immunologists, allergists and researchers interested in exploring the fields of allergy, asthma and clinical immunology.
E-Poster Platform: Active from 2 March to 20 June 2020
Guidelines:
Submission Timeline: Abstract submission period has closed.
Abstract Preparation: If accepted for presentation, the first/primary author is the individual who must present the abstract. Please be sure that all contact information is accurate.
Keywords or theme: Each abstract must be submitted with one keyword or theme, chosen by the submitting author. (example: food allergy, asthma..)
Funding: The source of funding of the research summarized in the abstract must be disclosed at the time of submission.
Ethics: The study presented in the abstract should have received ethical committee approval of the authors institution.
The organization of the abstract should include the following specifications:
Rationale: A brief statement of purpose of the study and the hypothesis to be tested
Methods: Summarize the predictors and outcomes analyzed, as well as the methods used.
Results: Provide a summary of the results including quantitative data, presented in sufficient detail with statistical analysis when possible to support the conclusions. Figures or tables at time of abstract submission are not permitted.
Conclusions: Summarize the impact and significance of the findings.
Abstract Length: The maximum length of an abstract submitted for presentation is 250 words. Use of the words “Rationale, Methods, Results and Conclusions” as described above will not count towards the 250 word total.
Abbreviations: The use of standard abbreviations is desirable (i.e., rbc, kg, mg). A special or unusual abbreviation should be placed in parentheses after the first appearance of the full word for which it represents. Do not use periods after abbreviations or initials. Numerals rather than words should indicate numbers, except to begin sentences.
Drug Names: Non-proprietary (generic) names are preferred. Generic drug names are not capitalized in the body of the abstract.
Note: Registration is mandatory for non-juniors who want to submit an abstract
Online Registration
OPEN
E-Poster Platform Closes
20 June 2020
Abstract Submission
CLOSED
Online Registration Closes
TBD
WISC 2020
Virtually 16-18 July 2020