The Late-Breaking Abstracts program is reserved for high impact research that did not become available by the general abstract submission deadline earlier this year. The program will feature a selected number of oral presentations of new and exciting clinical research. It is important to note that this research will not receive the same level of review as regular SfN abstracts and it will be held to a higher standard to ensure its relevance, significance, and quality.
SfN members may appear as presenting authors on no more than one late-breaking abstract. In addition, a member may not present two late-breaking abstracts in the same session and/or as paper posters or ePosters. Presenters of accepted late-breaking abstracts must be registered for the congress and will be required to attend in person or purchase a virtual-only registration. If the presenting author is unable to attend in person, co-authors will be permitted to present the research and are required to provide contact information for the submitting authors.
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