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Abstract Submission 

Abstracts are being accepted in all areas of lung cancer research.

We invite all HCC lung cancer researchers to attend the Symposium and especially encourage students, trainees, residents, postdocs, fellows, and junior faculty to submit abstracts.

All submissions will be reviewed by the HCC Lung Program Symposium Planning Committee. The top four abstracts will be selected for oral presentation at the Symposium, and those presenters will receive an honorarium.
 
All other accepted abstracts will be presented during the poster session.

Submission Requirements

  • Abstracts should report recent findings
  • 500 words maximum
  •  8.5" x 11" page with 1" margins 
  • Include title and authors at the top and acknowledgments at the bottom
  • Up to one figure or one table, fitting on the same page as the abstract

Poster Presentations
All accepted abstracts that are not selected for oral presentation will be presented as posters.
 
Poster Requirements

  • Accepted poster presenters must bring a color poster to the Symposium on 11/18/26
  • Maximum dimensions: 72" wide x 42" high 

Poster Awards
Poster presenters who are students, trainees, residents, postdoctoral researchers, fellows, or faculty at the instructor level are eligible for the poster contest. Judges will evaluate eligible posters during the designated judging period, and the top four early-career presenters will receive $500 travel awards. These travel awards are supported by the HCC Pathfinder Program.

To be eligible for the poster contest, presenters must:

  • Display their poster in the assigned location by the posted setup time
  • Be present at their poster during the designated judging period

Extended Abstract Submission Deadline:  September 28, 2026 at 11:59 PM

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