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Fundamental Cancer Biology
  • Cell signaling and cancer pathways
  • Tumor initiation and progression
  • DNA damage and repair
  • Chromatin biology and epigenetics
  • Cancer metabolism
  • Tumor heterogeneity
  • Cancer stem cells
Tumor Microenvironment & Metastasis
  • Immune-tumor interactions
  • Tumor microenvironment dynamics
  • Metastatic mechanisms
  • Mechanobiology in cancer
  • Angiogenesis and stromal biology
Cancer Genomics & Systems Oncology
  • Functional genomics
  • Single-cell technologies
  • Multi-omics integration
  • Computational oncology
  • Systems biology approaches
  • Spatial transcriptomics
Translational Therapeutics & Drug Discovery
  • Small molecule therapeutics
  • Targeted therapies
  • Drug resistance mechanisms
  • Biomarker discovery
  • Preclinical therapeutic models
  • Precision oncology strategies
Cancer Immunology & Immunotherapeutics
  • Tumor immunology
  • Cell-based therapies
  • Immune checkpoint therapies
  • Cancer vaccines
  • Combination immunotherapies
Emerging Technologies & Innovation
  • AI and machine learning in oncology
  • Digital pathology
  • Advanced imaging technologies
  • Nanomedicine
  • RNA therapeutics
  • Translational bioengineering

Oral Abstract

These face-to-face live sessions are approximately 15 minutes followed by a question period. They can address a range of theoretical, educational or research-based topics relating to but not limited to the conference theme.

  • Abstract body should be a minimum of 300 characters and maximum of 600 characters, excluding spaces.
  • Images and tables are not accepted or published with the abstract. Abstracts are text only.
  • Authors are not permitted to submit an abstract on previously published work unless the abstract represents further progression of the published research.

All submitted abstracts should:

  • Be written in English
  • Include a title of 12 words maximum.
  • Include three key words.

Use the following headings:

  • Introduction including Purpose/Proposition
  • Approach or Methods
  • Results/ Findings/ Supporting Arguments

Poster Abstract Guidelines

Title:A concise and informative title that clearly indicates the subject of the poster.

Keywords:A few relevant keywords, no more than 6, that help categorize the poster's content.

Abstract:The abstract should be concise, typically should be between 400 words, and written in an accessible manner to a broad audience. It is a key to ensure clarity, coherence, and focus.

It is recommended to include the following areas in the abstract:

  • Background/Objectives: A brief introduction to the topic, outlining the problem or research question the poster addresses.
  • Methods: A succinct description of the methodology or approach used in the research.
  • Results: Key findings or results of the study, presented in a clear and summarized manner.
  • Conclusions: Interpretation of the results, including their implications or significance in the context of the field.

Presentation Guidance

  • Use PPT.doc or PPT.docx formats.
  • Ensure your presentation is MAC-compatible.
  • Compress any videos included in your presentation.
  • Create slides that are concise, uncluttered, and readable from a distance.
  • Use only key words and phrases for visual reinforcement and avoid lengthy text.

AV Setup / Audio / Video Playback

Equipment Provided:

  • Laser pointer
  • Cordless microphone
  • Desktop microphone
  • Basic sound system
  • Check in any audio/video files with the AV team 24 hours before your presentation.
  • Upload your presentation at least 3 days before traveling to the conference venue.

Presentation Upload Guide

  • Submit your presentation slides at least 3 days prior to the conference start date.
  • Use the email address provided during abstract submission to upload slides (file size must be under 8 MB).
  • Alternatively, email slides to the designated conference email 3 days before the event.
  • All presentations will be pre-checked and loaded onto the session room laptop (Mac).
  • Bring a backup copy of your presentation slides on a USB drive.

PC to Mac Considerations

File Extensions:

  • Use .PPTX or .PPSX for PowerPoint 2007/2008/2011 formats.

Media Files:

  • Copy media files to the folder where the PowerPoint file is stored before inserting them to avoid broken links.
  • Use AVI or MPEG for videos; avoid WMV.

Fonts:

  • Use Arial, Times New Roman, Courier, and Symbol for best compatibility on Macs.

Poster Guidelines

Poster Display:

  • Maximum poster board size: 1m (Width) x 1m (Length).
  • Poster board number must be visible at all times.

Content Requirements:

  • Include title, author names, email, phone number, and institution.
  • Hand-carry your poster using tubular packaging.
  • Pushpins will be provided to mount your poster.

Fonts:

  • Use Arial, Times New Roman, Courier, and Symbol for best compatibility on Macs.
Review Process

IRC Impact Research Communications and the scientific committee members of ACRT-2027 ensure a rigorous, high-quality, and unbiased peer review process for all abstracts submitted to the conference. The decision regarding the acceptance of abstracts will be made by a panel of expert reviewers, session chairs, and/or the conference chairman, with an emphasis on the novelty and meaningful contributions of the findings and/or conclusions.

The committee will decide whether each abstract is more appropriate for an oral or poster presentation. Eligibility for presentation type will be determined by the total score, with adjustments made for variations in scoring behaviour among referees.

The committee employs a single- or double-blind peer review process for all submitted abstracts, maintaining the anonymity of both the reviewers and the authors.

The peer review process for ACRT-2026 abstracts involves the following steps:

All submitted abstracts are initially reviewed by the internal editorial team to ensure they adhere to the conference scope. Abstracts that pass this initial screening are then assigned to the session chair/review committee for further evaluation.

The session chair/review committee determines whether reviews from appropriate independent experts/reviewers are necessary to evaluate the abstract. While external reviewers evaluate the majority of submissions, the session chair/review committee decides the number of required reviews.

Upon receiving the reviews, the session chair/review committee decides whether to accept, reject, or request revisions for a manuscript based on the reviewers' comments. Authors are given 14 days to resubmit revised abstracts if the decision is a minor or major revision.

Abstracts submitted by invited and/or keynote speakers will be reviewed by the conference chairman.

Criteria to be Considered for Scoring

Criteria to be Considered for Scoring

Significance/impact/relevance to the conference theme

Quality of research design/theoretical argument

Conclusions and interpretations of results

Presentation style: coherence and clarity of structure

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