Late-breaking abstracts
We're delighted to announce we will be re-opening abstract submission for presenting posters at BNA2021, allowing a window of opportunity for you to:
- present recently collected data that wasn't available earlier in the year (traditional posters)
- share your recently formulated plans for research that you will carry out in future (preregistration posters)
What will posters be like at BNA2021?
See our short intro video, below, about what online posters will offer, watch a full demo, and read more details here.
What are late-breaking poster abstracts?
Late-breaking posters provide a short window of oportunity to submit an abstract for consideration for inclusion in the BNA2021 programme.
Typically late-breaking abstracts include data that has been collected very recently, so it wasn't possible to submit during the main call for abstracts. Alternatively, for preregistration posters, describe plans for research which have only recently been formulated.
Should I submit traditional or preregistration?
Traditional posters include conclusions about data that has already been collected, whereas preregistration posters describe your plans for research yet to be undertaken. Preregistration posters are highly valuable for gaining feedback and ideas about your reserach plans, at a stage when you still have the chance to act on the advice and do better research! Read more about traditional and prereg posters here.
How do I submit a late-breaking abstract?
See full instructions on what to include in your abstract and how to submit it here. Please do make sure you follow the guidelines. Submit by 23:59 BST on 14th March 2021.
What happens after submission?
All submitted abstracts will be reviewed before acceptance for presentation. Please make sure you read the guidelines carefully, and ensure your abstract meets all the criteria.
We aim to inform you by 1st April whether your abstract has been accepted.
Short intro video for online posters at BNA2021
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