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19 March 2026

ESTIV 2026 LAST-MINUTE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION OPEN

We are pleased to announce that last‑minute poster abstract submissions are now open. 

Researchers who still wish to contribute are warmly invited to submit their work. The deadline for last‑minute submissions is 8 May 2026 at 23:59 CET.


Submission for poster presentations is open to all, and we warmly encourage you to share this opportunity within your networks and invite colleagues to contribute to the scientific programme. A contribution submitted as a poster may still be upgraded by the congress organisers to an oral presentation if new sessions are added or if abstracts are missing within existing sessions. Each registered participant may present up to two posters as first author or co-author.

We kindly ask you to review the Poster Topics, the General guidelines, and the Submission guidelines before submitting your abstract:
👉 https://www.estiv.org/congress2026/abstract-submission/

We look forward to your contributions and to welcoming you in Maastricht.

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