All abstracts must be submitted electronically. 

You may submit more than one abstract; however, you may be the first and presenting author on only one submission.  Each abstract must be submitted with a separate, complete submission form.  Abstracts will not be accepted unless formatted according to instructions.

Abstracts are due in the ISDP Central Office by JULY 1, 2012.  
Payment for each abstract MUST be made after submitting the abstract. Abstract fees can be submitted online at www.isdpcentraloffice.org/ISDPpaymentpage.asp. Abstract fees can also be mailed to the ISDP Central Office, see detailed instructions at www.isdpcentraloffice.org/mailpayment.htm.

Presenting Author
Complete the following information for the author who will be presenting the abstract. On most computers, you can use the tab key to move from one field (box) to another.  Type carefully as the information will go directly into the database for printing the final program.

 

Title: (Mr., Ms., Dr., Prof.)
First Name:
Middle Name:
Last Name:
Department:
Institution:
Street Address:
City:
State:
Postal Code:
Country:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:

Presentation preference:
Selection of one of the following types of abstract is required. 

  Poster       Oral Presentation        Prefer POSTER, but will give oral         Prefer ORAL, but will give poster

Membership Status:
Please select one:     Non-Member         Student (Pre- or Post-doc) Non-Member        

Research Subjects:
Please select one:    Humans       Non-Human Primates       Rats/Mice        Other

Awards:
NIH/Sackler Student Travel Award:  Do you wish to apply?       Yes       No

Does this abstract qualify for the poster competition?          Yes       No
The qualifications are that a junior member (student or post-doc) is the first author and presenter on the poster.)

Keywords

1) 2)
3) 4)

Sponsor Name (if student is submitting)      

Computer type needed for oral presentation:
Speakers must load their presentations and all relevant files on  the  provided computers at one of the designated loading times prior to their  presentation.

  Windows PC        Mac

Ethical Agreement: 

    I agree that the research done in this abstract complies with the ethical guidelines in the use of animals and humans.

Please select one:      Yes      No

Title
Use UPPER case (ALL CAPS).  NOTE: This information is for the program booklet.     
 

ALL Authors 
Type initials, then Last Name, in Title Case.  Separate names with a comma (,).  e.g. J. P. Doe, J. Doe, J. Smith.  NOTE:  This information is for the program booklet.

Please note that abstracts submitted for Wiley's Special Abstract Section has a specific format. 

Title: ALL CAP
Authorship: author names formatted as indicated; multiple affiliations listed by superscript reference following author; final author preceded by 'and'
        "J. P. Doe,¹ J. Doe,² J. Smith,¹ and J. Smith, Jr.¹"
Affiliations: Title Case; multiple affiliations listed by superscript reference preceding affiliation; single affiliation gets no number;
        ¹Department, Institution, City, State ZIP
Contact info: e-mail address only, lower case
Abstract text: approx. 250 words.
Contract grants: appended at end of abstract text; grants listed in brackets
        [NIH grant ### to JPD]

Abstract Text
You must type in the entire abstract in this box including title, authors, affiliations, email, text and funding source.  The text is to be prepared as a single paragraph and single-spaced in Times New Roman font.  The total length of the abstract (excluding title, authors and affiliations) should be no longer than 250 words. Any abstract longer than 250 words will be automatically truncated by the editor.  No photos or tables will be accepted with or in the abstracts. Abstracts will be published by Wiley and must be formatted according to the directions above.

To insert a special character in your abstract, click the Special Characters button, which will display a new window. Double click the button that displays the character or text format you want or double the button to the right of the character you want to display. The HTML code for that character/format will be added to the END of the abstract (you must move it to the correct location in the abstract). An alternate method to insert special characters is to use the html code.  e.g. for a paragraph break type in <p>.  For superscripting required for multiple authors and affiliations you can use ¹.  To preview the abstract, click the preview button.