Penn Institute for Regenerative Medicine

Enter other author's names in the format shown.

This individual must register for the meeting and if selected, must be available to present at the designatated time.

The text of each abstract should consist of no more than 250 words. Do not include your title and author information as part of the abstract body. Copy and paste text from any standard Word document. Tables and graphics are not recommended, as they are extremely difficult to properly size in the space available.

Below are general guidelines to assist you in the preparation of your abstract text:

While abstracts may not exactly fit the following guidelines, they should contain the following key points:

Introduction or Background – the problem under investigation or a hypothesis.
Methods – the methods or protocols used to accomplish the research.
Results – the key points derived from the study. Data should be summarized and adequately presented to allow the reviewers to judge the content.
Conclusion – a summary of your findings supported by the data presented.

Be clear and concise. If you and your team are submitting several abstracts for consideration, be certain that each abstract will stand on its own. Be sure to resolve all questions and authorization issues prior to submission.