ICAR 2024 Abstract Submission
You may only submit 1 abstract to ICAR. The talk deadline has passed but you can submit to 31 May for poster.
You should submit your abstract by the official abstract portal unless it does not work for you (some in China have a problem) then please follow the manual abstract submission instructions, below.
Abstract, Registration, Funding Timeline
Abstracts selected for talks announced by email week of 13 May
Deadline to accept a slot for a talk: 24 May (if we do not get a response, chairs will select an alternate)
31 May: Deadline to submit an abstract for a POSTER and to REGISTER & Pay in full or your abstract is deleted and your talk (if you have one) is removed.
Depending on space availability, posters may be rotated with half displayed in Session 1 (Tuesday) and half in Session 2 (Wednesday). There will not be a poster session for virtual attendees.
Alternate (non-web portal) abstract submission to ICAR 2024
After 22 April, only invited speakers, or people to present a poster, should follow these instructions.
EMAIL #1-4 shown below to abstracts@aab.org.uk by 15 May for invited speakers and by 31 May (to present a poster only)
1A- Invited speaker Email subject line: ICAR 2024 Abstract submission for the ______ session (include the name of the session please)
1B- Poster presenter Email subject line: ICAR 2024 Abstract submission for POSTER session only
2. Completed Abstract word document using provided template (only as Word document). Include Presenting Author last name, e.g., filename: ICAR2024_Abstract_Proforma_Friesner
3. Answers to these questions in your email:
a. Title of presenting author (Write one: Dr., Prof, M, Mx, Ms, Miss, Mrs, Mr, Sir)
b. First Name: presenting author:
c. Last Name: presenting author:
d. Are you an undergraduate, graduate student or postdoc? Write Yes or No
e. Do you identify as a woman? Write Yes or No
f. Is this your first ICAR? Write Yes or No
g. Write one answer in your email : Oral only (no poster), Oral & Poster, Only Poster (no talk)
h. Abstract Title:
i. For invited oral presentations Write the name of the session you are invited to (see list (1) below).
If you only want to present a poster, then please write: N/A.
j. To organize Posters- Write the name of one poster theme (see list 2, below).
If you do not want to present a poster, please write: N./A
4. Write one answer in your email (Agree, Do not agree) with these conditions before submitting: ICAR 2024 will not be responsible or liable if abstracts, presentation materials, livestreaming contents & recordings of presentations infringe on a third party’s copyrights and other intellectual property rights. All oral presentations will be recorded & made available online during for 1 month + 1 week after ICAR 2024 ends for registered participants. Authors agree to the browsing of the recordings that include their faces in addition to the presentation materials and livestreaming contents.
5. Write one answer in your email (In-Person, Online) : At the time of submission how do you intend to join ICAR?
1: Invited Speaker Session List for your abstract if you are a confirmed invited speaker to a mini-symposium.
Write N/A for (i) above if you are submitting for poster only.
1. A Systems Approach to Decipher Plant Cell Wall Dynamics
2. Adaptations to Extreme Climate in Arabidopsis Extremophyte Relatives
3. Arabidopsis Beyond Arabidopsis - Towards Generalisable Principles in Biology
4. Cell Fate Control and Organogenesis: Towards Understanding and Imaging Complex Tissues
5. Cell-type Specific Responses for Plant Resilience to Stress
6. Chemical Genetics in Arabidopsis Research: Recent advances and Applications
7. Chromatin at Single-cell and Single-molecule Resolution
8. Deciphering the Secrets of Microbiomes in Promoting Stress Resilience in Plants – a Strategy for Achieving Agricultural Sustainability
9. Dynamic Plant Cells: Organelle Dynamics and Cell Division During Development
10. Environmental and Tissue-Specific Regulation of Plant Circadian Rhythms
11. Epigenetics
12. Epigenome and Epitranscriptome in Environmental Stress Signaling and Memory
13. Evolutionary Plant Systems Biology for Climate Adaptation
14. From Arabidopsis to Crops: Unveiling the Secrets of Elemental Nutrient Uptake, Allocation, and Biofortification
15. From Perception to Memory: How Plants Adapt to Climate Change
16. Genomic Features and Mechanisms of Mutation
17. Hormonal Influence on Plant Form
18. Light and Warm Temperature Crosstalk in Plants: a Concerted Response to Optimise Growth and Fitness
19. Long-distance Signaling in Times of Stress
20. Mobile DNA and Genome Plasticity
21. Molecular Mechanisms of Hormone Function
22. More than Growth: Plant Development in Plant-Biotic Interactions
23. New Methods to Accelerate Plant Synthetic Biology
24. Phenotypic Plasticity in Arabidopsis thaliana - Mechanisms and Evolution
25. Pushing the Boundaries of Single-cell omics Technologies and Applications
26. Quantitative Proteomics Applications to Dissect Signal Transduction in Arabidopsis
27. RNA Modifications and Their Role in Plants
28. Robustness and Resilience: Surviving a Changing Climate
29. Seed Biology: Development, Germination and Dormancy
30. Stress Combination: A New Frontier in Plant Sciences
31. Synthesis and Function of Plant Specialized Metabolites that Regulate Development and Stress Responses
32. The Roles of Biomolecular Condensates and Their Interactions with The Membrane System
33. Tiny Pores With Global Impact
34. Translational Research from Arabidopsis to Crop Plants and Beyond
35. Visualizing the Dynamics of Cell Biology During Plant Development and Environmental Stresses
2: Poster Theme List to choose from for your abstract for poster presentation.
Write 1 theme name in (j) in your email or write N/A if you do not want to present a poster.
a. Abiotic Stress
b. Biotic Interactions
c. Biotic & Abiotic Stress
d. Applied/Translational Plant Science
e. Biochemistry and Metabolism
f. Cell Biology
g. Development or Developmental Mechanisms
h. Education, Outreach, Community Building or Support
i. Evolution, Ecology, or Population Biology
j. Epigenetics, Chromatin, and Small RNAs
k. Hormones/Hormone Biology
l. New Research Tools, Technology or Resources
m. Signal Transduction
n. Systems, Synthetic, and Computational Biology
o. Other