Last Chance to Present Your Research at EB 2021

Regular abstract submission is now closed, but Last-Chance Abstract submission opens January 14 through February 4. Accepted abstracts will be programmed as poster presentations. See abstract topics and start preparing!

Abstract Submission Closes Today

January 7, 2021 – Begin and save your abstract submission by 11:59 PM Pacific Time to be programmed for an oral or poster presentation.

Don’t delay – go directly to the abstract submission page.

Still have questions? Get answers here.

What makes #Anatomy21 a can’t-miss event?

January 5, 2021 – There are so many reasons you can’t miss the Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology, including:

• This opportunity only comes once a year.
• 50 symposia on basic/clinical research, educational research, and professional development for the anatomy community and related disciplines.
• Student/Postdoc Registration & Competition Awards to ease the financial burden of attending and recognize the work of trainees.
• 4 distinguished speakers including a Nobel laureate, internally recognized fellows – oh, and you, if you submit before the deadline!

Read more here or submit your abstract now to be programmed for an oral or poster presentation.

Abstract Submission Still Open + What’s Up with EB?

November 24, 2020 – Read this update to learn what we know now and what you need to know to submit an abstract, including:

• What to expect when you submit an abstract
• What to expect from the virtual meeting

We will continue to provide updates as we know more! Follow along here, via email, or on our social media channels.

Reminder: the deadline to submit your on-time abstract to be programmed for an oral or poster presentation is January 7.

Call for Abstracts

November 3, 2020 – Abstract submission for Experimental Biology (EB) 2021 is now open!

There’s a place for everyone in anatomy and related fields to share their research at EB 2021. We’re taking advantage of a cutting-edge virtual environment to foster interaction among global attendees. In addition to exploring the latest research, you’ll have access to plenary lectures, workshops, symposia, poster presentations, exhibits, and career services. You can also:

• build connections through video chats and group discussions
• view sessions on-demand
• review and discuss posters
• schedule live chats with exhibitors

How to Submit Your EB 2021 Abstract

To get started, click here to (1) determine your abstract topic, (2) read the submission instructions, and (3) review the new abstract scoring rubric. 

Then, submit your abstract for an oral or poster presentation.

The deadline to submit your abstract is January 7.

Mark Your Calendar: New Dates for Virtual EB 2021

September 30, 2020 – Since the announcement on August 6 that Experimental Biology (EB) 2021 would be virtual, the five host societies have been hard at work identifying what an online meeting should look like, and to select a software platform capable of bringing that vision to life. Moreover, with no in-person meeting elements or restrictions, the societies also reexamined possible meeting dates. Following all of this research and requirements analysis, EB announced today new dates for the 2021 meeting.

Experimental Biology 2021 and the AAA Annual Meeting will be held April 27-30, 2021.

Additional details, including deadlines and pricing, are still in development. We will always bring you the latest information, as soon as we have it to share. We look forward to an interactive, international, insightful virtual meeting!

Experimental Biology Goes Virtual

August 6, 2020 – Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Experimental Biology (EB) has been forced to cancel our in-person meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana, May 1-4, 2021. This includes the AAA Annual Meeting at EB.

However, our Annual Meeting, along with other EB programming, will be delivered in a virtual format. You and your colleagues will have many new and exciting opportunities for scientific discovery without travel.

Our virtual meeting will bring you the latest research in anatomy and all the other EB disciplines.