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Abstract Portal is now closed!

The organizers of the conference welcome the submission of original research and clinical finding on a board range of brain injury topics. All submissions will be peer-reviewed and accepted abstracts will be presented as oral talks or electronic posters. Accepted abstracts will also be published in IBIA’s official journal, Brain Injury.

Submission Categories

Topics

  • Allied healthcare issues
  • Brain health and neurorehabilitation
  • Brain Injury and COVID related issues
  • Case reports, case series, observational studies
  • Concussion/mild TBI
  • Disorders of consciousness (DoC)
  • Educational issues
  • Female brain injury related issues
  • Family supports/interventions
  • Epidemiology, health services, and outcomes research


  • Laboratory research
  • Neuro-economics
  • Neuroethics
  • Neuromedical research
  • Neurorehabilitation & therapy
  • Neurotechnology
  • Non-accidental and non-traumatic brain injury
  • Prevention, public health, public policy & advocacy
  • Psychological/Neuropsychological Research
  • Stroke
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Awards

Awards will be given to the top scoring abstracts submitted in each of the main categories. Award winning abstracts will be noted in the virtual program.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Avoidance of Commercialism

All presentations must avoid commercialism. Presentations that constitute promotion and advertising will be prohibited. This includes pervasive and inappropriate use of logos. No advertising matter of any kind may be included in the abstract. No material may be displayed that in any way directly promotes the commercial interest of any company or enterprise, or of the author(s)/presenter(s). If the cost of presentation has been underwritten to any extent, a clear acknowledgment stating support and identifying the particular source should be included (e.g., “The support of [name of corporation/institute] for this project is gratefully acknowledged.”) Statements made in presentations are the sole responsibility of the author(s)/presenter(s). Any statement made should not be viewed as, or considered representative of, any formal stance or position taken on any product, subject, or issue by IBIA.

Accreditation Requirements

At the time of submission, submitters must provide complete contact information (e.g., name, credentials, title, institution, mailing address, email, and phone) for all authors/presenters associated with the submission. Further, all submitters, authors, and presenters must submit a current CV or resume and electronically sign a continuing education (CE) agreement and disclosure form. Failure to do so prevents acceptance of a submission.

Conference Attendance and Presenter Expenses

Submission of an abstract reflects a commitment on the part of the authors to present the abstract at the virtual event, including registering for the event. Abstracts that are not presented by one of the abstract authors will not be published in the journal, Brain Injury.

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Main Meeting Website - 2021 Virtual Conference on Brain Injury