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A strong abstract is essential for having your work accepted for presentation at a scientific conference. The American Society for Nutrition (ASN) looks forward to NUTRITION 2026, its flagship conference which will be held July 25-28, 2026 just outside Washington, DC, where the presentation of original research is always a critical and vibrant highlight of the scientific program. With the March 9 Call for Abstracts submission deadline approaching, don’t miss this prime opportunity to learn more about how to prepare a compelling abstract.

This webinar will guide participants through the core components of preparing an effective scientific abstract for NUTRITION 2026 and provide practical strategies for clearly communicating research significance, methods, and results. Through examples of strong and weak abstract components, attendees will learn how to tailor their writing to avoid common pitfalls and highlight the impact of their work. This webinar is suitable for anyone curious about or interested in presenting their work at NUTRITION 2026.

Why Submit an Abstract for NUTRITION 2026?

• Maximize Your Exposure: Presenting at NUTRITION 2026 allows your findings to be seen by a highly engaged audience, expanding the visibility of your contributions within the nutrition community
• Spark New Collaborations: Engage in discussions with leading nutrition scientists who may offer fresh perspectives and new opportunities for collaboration.
• Be Part of a Global Scientific Exchange: NUTRITION 2026 brings together experts from around the world from academia, industry, and public sectors offering an unparalleled platform to disseminate your research to a diverse audience.

Click here for more details about submitting an abstract for NUTRITION 2026.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify the key elements of a high-quality scientific abstract and explain how each contributes to clarity, coherence, and impact
2. Apply effective writing strategies to succinctly present research objectives, methods, results, and conclusions 
3. Evaluate and revise abstracts using reviewer criteria to improve abstract quality and likelihood of acceptance