Updated Abstracts


You may access your previously submitted abstracts through the online abstract system for updates at any time through April 30, 2026. The site will close once again on May 1, 2026, in preparation for the Final Program.

If you make a change to the title or presenting author you must contact the Conference Office ([email protected]) with the abstract number, title, and presenting author change for conflict scheduling purposes.

Please consider whether your abstract may need to be updated for purposes of the abstract collection. Carefully review the abstract you submitted and consider whether changes are needed in the title, author list and text to bring it up to date. For example, if the original abstract said “Sampling will begin in September 2025,” the text should be updated to reflect the anticipated status as of the Conference presentation. Title and author list revisions will be reflected in the citation for your presentation in the Final Program.

Abstracts for all presentations will be updated automatically in the online program. In addition, abstracts will be included in the proceedings.

 


The abstract should provide a succinct, up-to-date preview of your planned presentation. Revise the title if necessary to more accurately represent the material. The abstract should outline the types of data that will be presented and mention any unusual circumstances associated with the work. Discuss how results can be used in other applications. Both your abstract and your presentation should focus on technical results, not commercial or promotional aspects.
See the  example abstract for format specifications.

As a reminder, the following terms were agreed to by the submitter upon submission of the original abstract and also apply to updated abstracts:

  • By submitting the abstract, you confirmed that the proposed presentation is original and that you obtained any necessary permission (e.g., client approval, copyright) for the content.
  • Battelle will include the abstract in the abstract collection, any online application (released shortly before the Conference), and the proceedings (released after the Conference).