9th Annual NARUS Symposium 2025
Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada
February 27- March 1, 2025

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Sunday, February 2, 2025

Abstract Guidelines

• The recommended abstract length is 250 words or less, excluding the title and authors’ names.
• Abstract title should be descriptive (200 characters or less). Tables and figures are not allowed.
• The primary/submitting author will receive an email confirming receipt of the abstract. Please notify your co-authors that the confirmation was received.

Procedures and Deadlines

• All abstracts must be received by Sunday, February 2, 2025. Abstracts are approved for presentation and inclusion in the annual scientific program at the recommendation of the 2025 Program Committee.

• Disclosures for ALL authors/co-authors are required within the submission form as well as their institutions, city, state, country, etc.

• Do not include tables or figures in your abstract.
• Please only note the authors and institution names in the specified fields within the abstract form.
• Complete speaker and paper presentation instructions will be provided upon notification of a paper’s acceptance.

Video Guidelines

• There must be only one subject per presentation
• Maximum size is 120MB
• All digital videos must be recorded in English and have some sound; music is not required
• The opening frames of the video presentation must begin with the exact title and include the authors’ names
• Submissions of presentations that are exceedingly commercial in character are discouraged, and such submissions are less likely to be accepted for presentation
• Submissions funded by commercial companies must be identified as such in a disclaimer at the start of the presentation
• Digital video presentations longer than 8 minutes in duration will automatically be rejected.

Allowed video types: .mov, .mp4

NARUS Contact Information
All NARUS Abstract questions should be directed to Tammy Borden at [email protected]

NARUS is not responsible for the content of each presentation, which does not represent NARUS’s opinions.