February 28, 2020: Deadline to submit abstracts
Beginning of March 2020: Notification of the abstract status
The abstract submission is open!
You can follow your status notification on your submitter space.
4 REASONS TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT:
01.
Find your article published in a scientific journal. All the accepted abstract will be published in the journal following the Congress.
02.
Present your oral communication right after the key opinions leaders, at the end of the plenary sessions and before attendees coming from all around the world.
03.
Be nominated for the best oral presentation or the best poster awards. The award ceremony will be on Thursday, February 4, at 15:30.
04.
Be among the best abstract submitters and receive a scholarship for your transportation and accommodation.
4 REASONS TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT:
01.
Find your article published in a scientific journal. All the accepted abstract will be published in the journal following the Congress.
02.
Present your oral communication right after the key opinions leaders, at the end of the plenary sessions and before attendees coming from all around the world.
03.
Be nominated for the best oral presentation or the best poster awards. The award ceremony will be on Thursday, February 4, at 15:30.
04.
Be among the best abstract submitters and receive a scholarship for your transportation and accommodation.
KEY DATES
KEY DATES
February 28, 2020: Deadline to submit abstracts
Beginning of March 2020: Notification of the abstract status
ABSTRACT TOPICS
Basic science
Epidemiology
Virology
Diagnostics
Social sciences in HIV infection
Retention in care
Cost effectiveness
Reproduction
Maternal and fetal HIV
Pediatrics and adolescents
Vaccines and virus eradication
Immunopathogenesis
HIV reservoirs
Latency
Curative strategies
Malignancies
Weight gain
Opportunistic infections
Kidney and liver
Age-related comorbidities
Clinical aspects of HIV infection
Antiretroviral therapy
Preclinical and clinical studies
Demonstrating models of care
Influenza
Chikungunya
Zika virus
Lyme disease
Dengue
Coronaviruses
Bioterrorism
Others
ABSTRACT TOPICS
Basic science
Epidemiology
Virology
Diagnostics
Social sciences in HIV infection
Retention in care
Cost effectiveness
Reproduction
Maternal and fetal HIV
Pediatrics and adolescents
Vaccines and virus eradication
Immunopathogenesis
HIV reservoirs
Latency
Curative strategies
Malignancies
Weight gain
Opportunistic infections
Kidney and liver
Age-related comorbidities
Clinical aspects of HIV infection
Antiretroviral therapy
Preclinical and clinical studies
Demonstrating models of care
Influenza
Chikungunya
Zika virus
Lyme disease
Dengue
Coronaviruses
Bioterrorism
Others