The abstract submission site is now closed and all author notifications have been sent. Check your ScholarOne account for your invitation! Presenter deadline to confirm invitation acceptance is August 24.
Important Updates - Please Read!
- Oral Presenters: If you select "Oral" presentation, you will be expected to present in-person in Dallas. There will be no virtual presentation option for oral presenters (invited and contributed short oral).
- Poster Presenters: If you select "Poster" presentation, you will have the option to present in-person or virtually which you must indicate when submitting your abstract. When you select presentation type “Poster”, you will be required to select either "In-person" or “Virtual” for your presentation format.
- In-person oral and poster presenters will NOT be required to submit a prerecorded presentation or electronic poster; however, in-person presenters will have the option to submit presentation slides or an electronic poster to the Digital Conference Library.
- Virtual poster presenters will be required to submit an electronic poster prior to the Conference which will be included in the Digital Conference Library. There will be no live presentation or Q&A available for virtual poster presenters.
- In-person presenters will receive their presentation date and time in the author notification letters sent by August 11, 2023.
Abstract Acceptance Criteria
To maximize your chances of acceptance, follow the submission requirements and keep in mind the following abstract acceptance criteria used by the Program Committee:
- Choose your category and subcategory with care (this helps ensure the most informed review of your abstract.)
- The abstract must report a substantial advance in the science of magnetism and magnetic materials.
- The advance in knowledge must be both original and significant.
- The work reported must be substantially complete, with specific reference to new results. Sufficient context and details must be included to allow the Program Committee to make an assessment of the work.
- The Program Committee wishes to permit as many groups as possible to present their work. Groups or individuals considering the submission of several related abstracts should, wherever possible, combine them into a single submission.
- Inclusion of figures with recent data, calculations, or predictions is often an effective demonstration of complete work.
- The abstract must be written in clear English. If necessary, please have a native English speaker edit your abstract before submission.
Abstract Submission Requirements
How to Submit an Abstract
All abstract must be submitted electronically. The abstract submission link will be available starting June 5, 2023.
- Abstracts sent via email, fax, or regular mail will not be processed or acknowledged.
- Acknowledgment of your submission will be sent via email. If you do not receive an email confirmation, your abstract has not been submitted. Please check the email address that you entered into the online system.
- The presenting author must be a paid registrant at the Conference. The Conference does not provide financial support or registration fee waivers for any presentations.
Online Submission Procedures
- Read and follow the submission procedures, which will be available at each step of the online process.
- Provide an accurate email address for the corresponding author and provide all other information requested on the electronic form. This email address will be used for all communications.
- Use upper and lower case characters. Do not use all upper case. Acronyms of institution names are acceptable. Be sure to type your first and last names in the proper boxes.
- Submit your abstract only once to the most appropriate technical category.
Formatting Information
- Abstracts should be 2250 characters or less (abstract body, image captions and all spaces will be counted) and are limited by the submission system. Titles, authors, addresses, and references will not count in the character limit.
- Two figures/tables are permitted. Complex images are not recommended as they may be difficult for the reader to discern. Accepted formats are: tiff, gif, bmp, jpeg, and other common image file formats. Do not use .ps, .eps, or .pdf files.
- The web submission system will automatically produce your abstract in the proper format for publication in the Abstract Book. You may copy and paste your abstract, without formatting or TeX characters, into the space provided at the website. Figures need to be uploaded. The version you view and edit on the screen is a facsimile.
Abstract Edits
- Draft mode will be available until the submission deadline date so authors may edit abstracts until then.
- If you change your mind about your abstract after you submit it, you may either edit the abstract by putting it in Draft mode or you may withdraw the original abstract and submit a new one.
- If you edit an abstract in Draft mode, you must resubmit it when you are finished or it will not be reviewed. Abstracts left in Draft mode are not submitted.
- Detailed instructions on the submission process will be available online in the submission system.