SABI - 2026 Abstracts

We invite you to submit your work for consideration. Whether you are an established investigator or an emerging professional, your contributions help shape a rich and forward‑thinking scientific program.

Abstract submissions are due by May 15, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST.

Please note that SABI is a closed meeting, and RSNA abstracts may also be submitted to SABI.

Membership Requirements

One author must be a SABI member. The submitting author does not need to be a member.
The first/presenting author must be within 10 years of completing training. If invited to present, staff will confirm the presenting author’s membership.

Submission Types

Scientific Oral Presentation — 6‑minute oral presentation.
Scientific Electronic Poster Presentation — PowerPoint submission plus a 3‑minute video. Authors of accepted abstracts will be invited to the poster Q&A session and mentoring cocktail evening on Tuesday of the conference.
Educational Oral Presentation — 3‑minute educational oral presentation.
Educational Electronic Poster Presentation — PowerPoint submission plus a 3‑minute video. Authors of accepted abstracts will be invited to the poster Q&A session and mentoring cocktail evening on Tuesday of the conference.

Abstract Requirements

Scientific abstracts (limit: 300-word maximum) must include: Purpose; Methods; Results; Conclusion. One figure or table is required.
Educational abstracts (limit: 300-word maximum) must include: Purpose; Content Organization; Major Teaching Points. A (3)-slide PowerPoint is required.

PLEASE NOTE: The submission must be completed in one sitting however you will be able to return and make changes until the site closes on May 15th.

We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to showcase your work and contribute to the advancement of our field.

Thank you for your interest and participation in the 2026 SABI Annual Meeting. We look forward to receiving your submissions and welcoming you to an enriching and inspiring event in Savannah.

Your SABI Scientific Committee