Conference registration is mandatory for Workshop/Paper & Poster Presentation / Attending Scientific Sessions.

 Registration for the conference and either life or provisional membership in IRIA is mandatory for presenting authors.

 Abstracts that have been previously published or presented elsewhere are not eligible for submission.

 Abstracts must be submitted online through www.iria2026.com Submission through any other modes is not accepted.

 The abstract is limited to a maximum of 300 words (excluding title, authors and affiliations).

 Abstracts should be submitted in English only.

 Submit abstracts as a Word document, using a 12-point font size in either Times New Roman or Arial, as specified in the headings in the web portal.

 The title should be in sentence case, with minimal use of abbreviations. (Expand the abbreviations at their first usage in the abstract).

 The first author must be the presenting author. Each abstract may include up to 5 co- authors and should mention the institution.

 A maximum of 4 abstracts (2 papers and 2 e-posters) per author will be accepted for submission.

 Duplicate submissions will not be accepted.

 Only postgraduates will be considered for competitive papers. Authors must indicate if their paper should be considered for the prize paper (competitive) category.

 Ensure all changes, corrections, and proofreading are completed before submission.

 No changes to the abstract’s content or authorship will be permitted after final submission.

 The work submitted must be original and unpublished. If any material (text, images, graphs, charts etc.) is borrowed from other sources, authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions.

 All abstracts will be reviewed by the members of the scientific committee and evaluated based on scientific and potential clinical value, originality, and impact.

 Abstracts rejected for oral paper presentation and converted to posters should follow the poster submission guidelines.

 First three best papers will be given attractive prizes
 Free accommodation for 3 nights and 4 days during the conference will be provided for the authors of the top 25 paper abstracts.

 Abstracts of the top 25 papers will be printed in the souvenir, and the names and titles of all other accepted papers will also be included.

 To withdraw your abstract after the final submission date, please inform the paper committee through iria2026abstract@gmail.com.

 Acceptance, rejection, or change of category status will be communicated through iria2026abstract@gmail.com..

 The decision of the scientific committee regarding acceptance, rejection, or conversion to a poster is final. No reviews, revisions, or influences will be entertained.

• E-Poster (I.POS)can be a scientific exhibit (I.POS.sci), educational exhibit (I.POS.edu), I.POS.cases, (case series), I.POS.signs, or I.POS.spotters.

• • Scientific exhibit 

(I.POS.sci):

• • •  A scientific exhibit is an original research paper. Scientific exhibits can be theme-driven research with a comprehensive report; a work-in-progress report of ongoing research of emerging ideas and techniques with preliminary results; or a brief report of a particular new aspect or understanding of clinical radiology.

  • Educational exhibit 

(I.POS.edu):

• • •  Educational exhibits should have substantial or novel educative value for the delegates. These exhibits should be designed to teach or review radiologic observations, pathologic correlations, procedures, techniques, treatments, and interventions or other aspects related to the practice of imaging and intervention. Examples include a review of a topic, pictorial essays, and “how-to” demonstrations. The abstract should reflect the educational aspect and end it by two or three teaching points related to the e-poster.

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I.POS.cases:

• • •  Isolated case reports with at least 3 cases are necessary to be considered in this category. Unless the condition is very unique and of high educational value, the abstract may not be accepted.

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I.POS.signs:

• • •  Designed to teach or review radiologic signs. Minimum of 5 and maximum of 10 signs based on a theme, system, imaging appearance, pathology, or organ is allowed. Maximum of 12 slides allowed in this section; the abstract should reflect the planned presentation and list various signs, reasons for the name, and educative value.

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I.POS.spotters:

• • •  Designed to teach or review radiologic “Aunt Minnie” cases and typical findings based on a theme, system, imaging appearance, pathology, or organ; a maximum of 5 spotters per system is allowed per abstract. Each case is covered in a single slide with the answer on the next slide with an explanation (max 12 slides including the title and end slide). The abstract should enumerate the cases planned and explain the common theme underlying these cases and the educative value.

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I.POS.play:

• • •  This is an opportunity for oral presentation (5 minutes) of selected high-quality posters (scientific or educational) in an informal setting in the main Poster Hall. It will be made available on invitation based on complete e-poster review and consent for the same; no separate abstract submission is necessary.

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I.POS.print:

• • •  This is a printed poster display of selected high-quality posters in an informal setting in the main Poster Hall. It will be made available on invitation and acceptance of the same after reviewing the complete e-poster by the reviewers. No separate abstract submission is necessary.

  • Applied science presentations 

(under scientific I.POS):

•  Applied science presentations are limited to applied physics, techniques, statistics, commerce, economics, epidemiology, work culture, artificial intelligence, etc., which discuss or demonstrate practical applications designed to improve the clinical practice of radiology or the management of healthcare data. Applied science presentations may require an in-person presentation (I.POS-play).
•  Provide references as appropriate and use full sentences and bulleted items, as appropriate.
•  Once the abstract is accepted, an email communication will be sent to the presenting author. The entire e-poster (scientific/educational) (max 16 slides – including the first and last slide and max 12 slides for the I.POS.signs and I.POS.spotters), should be uploaded via the website, before the “I.POS” submission deadline date. Submissions exceeding the number of slides, gross deviation from the abstract, and late submissions may not be accepted.

IMPORTANT DATES

Please select carefully the sub-specialty that suits best to your paper or exhibit.
The following are the available sub-specialties. Up to two categories can be selected for each abstract if needed and appropriate.