ARO conference in Phoenix--how hard is it to get an abstract?

[TheJiggler]

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I'm going to be submitting an abstract for the ARO conference in Phoenix. (I'm a medical student) How difficult is it to get an abstract accepted?

 

[earboy]

I'm going to be submitting an abstract for the ARO conference in Phoenix. (I'm a medical student) How difficult is it to get an abstract accepted?

It's easy. I've seen plenty of med students with posters there. Just realize ARO is extremely biased towards hearing/inner ear/maybe vestibular research ..... there will be the occasional middle ear project. Any other topic is in the extreme minority. But that still doesn't mean it won't be accepted; if it does, it'll be that weird "off-topic" poster people mention. What's your research topic?

 

[TheJiggler]

yeah it seems that way. I just realizes that this conference is more basic/translational based. I did a clinical project on lip biopsies (for Sjogren's). Any recommendations on what other conferences would be good for that?

 

[earboy]

yeah it seems that way. I just realizes that this conference is more basic/translational based. I did a clinical project on lip biopsies (for Sjogren's). Any recommendations on what other conferences would be good for that?

something general like the academy (AAO-HNS) meeting coming up next week or COSM in the spring. maybe one of the Triological sectional meetings....try this website: http://www.triological.com/meetings.htm

 

[TheJiggler]

yeah i think I'll do that one. Thanks!