Submit an Abstract

The College invites you to submit an abstract for the ACAAI 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov 10 - 14, Louisville, KY.

The College offers two options for abstract submission – scientific research and medically challenging cases. Please read the following information carefully, as each category will be submitted separately, with different deadlines.

Scientific research abstract submission deadline: July 11, 2022
Medically challenging case abstract submission deadline: August 1, 2022

Scientific Research Abstract Submissions

Deadline: July 11, 2022

NOTE: Case reports will not be accepted in this category. See below for information on submitting a medically challenging case abstract.

The College is accepting scientific research abstracts for consideration for oral and poster presentation during the ACAAI 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting in Louisville, KY. The highest scoring non-commercial scientific research abstracts, will be considered for presentation during the Oral Abstract sessions. All other accepted abstracts will be presented as electronic posters on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Scientific research abstracts submitted by industry will be eligible for consideration as "Distinguished Industry Oral Abstracts" (see details below).

Clemons von Pirquet Awards

Are you a FIT? If the answer is yes, be sure to apply for the Clemons von Pirquet Award when submitting your abstract! You could be one of three winners to be selected for the 2022 ACAAI Annual Meeting.

Distinguished Industry Oral Abstract Presentations

The College will accept the top research abstracts from industry to be designated as Distinguished Industry Oral Abstracts. These will be presented during scheduled oral abstracts sessions.

The deadline for submission of scientific research abstracts is July 11, 2022 (5:00 pm CT).

Medically Challenging Cases Abstract Submission

Deadline: August 1. 2022

Medically challenging cases provide a forum to share challenging cases you have managed - and should illustrate one of the following:

The management of novel or very uncommon diseases.
A common disease presenting in an uncommon way.
An uncommon disease masquerading as something more common.
Cases which expand understanding of disease pathogenesis.
Cases where the teaching point is based on an error.
Cases which allow us to re-think established medical lore.
Unreported adverse effects of interventions (drug, procedural, or other).