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Situation: Advances in Genome Biology and Technology (AGBT) 2025 is taking place from February 23-26, 2025 in Marco Island, Florida.
Task: Draft and submit an abstract for the conference. We should submit for the Informatics and Computational Biology category.
Link: https://www.agbt.org/events/general-meeting/register-submit-abstract/
Abstract submissions must be completed by Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 11:59pm CT.
If you submit an abstract, do not apply to attend.
- Abstract title, authors (presenting author must be bolded and listed first), and author affiliations must be listed at the top of your abstract.
- The total length of the abstract should not exceed 350 words.
- Abstract files must be uploaded as a word document and saved as PresentingAuthorLastName.PresentingAuthorFirstName. Only one presenting author may be specified per abstract.
- You may submit abstracts for others as well as yourself. Please make sure the email for the submission is the email for the presenting author.
- Only one abstract may be submitted per presenting author.
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I made suggested edits.
I am not super clear on the audience for this meeting, or the organizer. The Web site says it is a not-for-profit organizations based in St. Louis.
There's actually a later deadline we can shoot for: "Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts Opens on October 18, 2024
Late-Breaking Abstracts Due December 20, 2024"
I suggest we wait to submit an abstract until after the ASHG meeting. That way, we will have an even clearer idea of what we contribute to the field, and our abstract will be even more compelling and interesting.
What do you think Nowlan Freese and Paige Kulzer ?
Nowlan and I just chatted at the office – since it doesn't appear to cost anything to submit an abstract and this one's already drafted, we could plan to submit this abstract tomorrow with myself listed as first author and then plan to submit another abstract after ASHG with Nowlan listed as first author. That's essentially what we ended up doing for ASHG.
Let us know what you think, Ann Loraine!
Let's wait. Once you submit the abstract, it's permanent. No way to edit it later. And we might want to, given that we're about to get a lot of really cool feedback and information about how our work is received by the human genetics community.
We have a lot of really great conference we can attend. It is fine to wait, I think!
Moving this ticket to the backlogs for now – let's revisit this after ASHG as recommended by Dr. Loraine.
I've created an abstract draft on Google Drive: research-big-lorainelab > IGB Outreach & Marketing > Meetings > 2025-AGBT > Abstract-AGBT2025
Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CIOU2TVXpfsq2mS6OWsSOfKnfvn-gNH0Oda4UjwFeGI/edit?usp=drive_link