2019 Abstract Important Dates
Abstract Guidelines, Grants, and Other Resources
Types of Abstracts
IDWeek Hot Zone
Previous IDWeek Abstracts
First Time Submitting an Abstract
Submit Your Abstract
2019 IDWeek Abstract Important Dates*
*This timeline is subject to change.
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Abstract Guidelines, Grants, and Other Resources
Abstract Frequently Asked Questions
Types of Abstract Presentations
Poster Presentations
Poster sessions are abstracts that have been selected and grouped together by category/topics. Poster presentations give authors an opportunity to acquaint attendees and experts in the field with the fundamentals of their abstracts and research. Presenting authors are required to be present at their poster boards for one and a half hours on assigned dates.
Oral Presentations
The presenting author is expected to discuss his or her scientific research and summarize the data into a comprehensive 10-minute presentation, with five minutes designated for questions and answers. Presenting authors are required to use PowerPoint slides to accompany their oral presentations.
IDWeek Hot Zone
The IDWeek Hot Zone will feature 30 minute poster sessions, featuring 6 rapid fire poster presentations each, in one of two Hot Zone Arenas in the Poster Hall. Learn more about new IDWeek Hot Zone.
Previous IDWeek Abstracts
IDWeek 2019 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
IDWeek 2018 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
IDWeek 2017 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
IDWeek 2016 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
IDWeek 2015 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
IDWeek 2014 Abstracts in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, OFID
First Time Submitting an Abstract
Watch this six minute video. Near the three minute mark Kathleen A. McManus, MD shares her thoughts to help make your submission a success.
Submit your abstract
Late breaker abstract submission is now closed. The late breaker deadline was August 8, 5 p.m. EDT.
