Biophysical Society Bulletin | September 2019

Annual Meeting

Present Your Research Submitting an abstract to the BPS Annual Meeting benefits you, your lab or institution, and the biophysics community. Reach more than 6,500 researchers in biophysics from around the world. Be designated as one of the nearly 800 poster presentations held each day of the meeting or be considered for one of the more than 500 oral presentation

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slots in platform sessions. Benefits to You: Professional Development. Enhance your CV as a presenting author. Publication Credit. Have your accepted abstract published and included in a supplement to Biophysical Journal . A Visible Platform. Submitting your abstract by the October 1 deadline grants you the opportunity to be considered for one of the more than 500 oral presentation slots in platform sessions. Strategic Connections. Increase your vis- ibility and leadership potential by meeting other leading experts from around the world. Make a Difference. Enrich the experience of attendees and contribute to the sharing of ideas that is the basis of the biophysics community.

Benefits to Your Lab or Institution:

Shared Knowledge. Bring the ideas and methods you learn back to your home in- stitution, along with valuable, constructive feedback on your presented research. Increased Visibility. Gain exposure for your organization and funding institutions. New Collaboration. Find opportunities to collaborate with other labs and leading researchers. Benefits to the Biophysics Community: Industry Knowledge. Continue to build a growing body of useful, practical solutions to problems and research studies. Idea Contributions. Enrich the experience of attendees and contribute by sharing ideas .

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Nanion Technologies Olympus America Inc Photonics Media Physics Today Sophion Bioscience A/S

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BPS Annual Meetings helped me meet and connect to other researchers in our field, start new collaborations, while providing a great opportunity to meet and discuss data and findings with previous collaborators. —Parisa Asghari University of British Columbia

Want information on how to choose your abstract category and presentation type for the Annual Meeting? See the September 17, 2018, blog post by David W. Piston , Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis at www.biophysics.org/blog/acat/1/date/17-9-2018

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