Share your research and insights at the 11th National Histotechnology Conference, where every section tells a story.
The Australasian Association of Histology and Histotechnology invites submissions from histotechnologists, researchers, educators and industry leaders.
Please review the Abstract Submission Guidelines below before submitting.
Key Dates
Abstract and Poster Submission Guidelines
Please carefully review the submission guidelines below before submitting your abstract.
Authors are invited to submit one or more abstracts in the following formats:
Oral Presentations – 30 minutes
A 30 minute presentation (25 minutes + 5 minute Q&A) designed to allow speakers to share insights, research, innovations, case studies or workforce initiatives with the audience.
Poster Presentations
Hard copy posters will be displayed in the trade exhibition throughout the conference with dedicated viewing times during breaks. A poster is a concise visual summary of your work – combining text, images and data to communicate key messages and encourage discussion amongst delegates.
All abstracts must be:
1) Structured providing an outline of the aim/s and content of the presentation.
a. Submitted via the Abstract Submission Portal. Abstracts will not be accepted via email, mail or USB.
b. Submitted by 5pm Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) on Monday 13 April 2026.
c. Submitted in English.
d. Word limit: 500 words max (recommended ~300 words)
e. Biography: Up to 150 words including name, title, affiliations and expertise.
2) It is the responsibility of the submitting author that the submission has been approved by all authors before uploading to the portal.
3) Accepted oral presentations will be 30 minutes (25 minutes + 5 minute Q&A).
4) Accepted poster presentations will remain on display for the duration of the conference.
5) The Organising Committee will not be responsible for any errors published and has the right to accept or refuse any paper.
6) The first presenting author provided on the portal will be the primary contact for all correspondence.
Please follow the criteria below to prepare your poster presentation should your submission be accepted:
Format: A0 portrait, printed hard copy.
Title: 48-60 pt; body text 24-32 pt (readable from 2 metres).
Structure: Clear introduction, results and conclusion; avoid large data tables.
Visuals: Use high-quality images with legends that support your message.
Display: Posters remain on display for the duration of the conference; to be collected on the final day.
Quick Tips
Why Present a Poster?
Visibility – your poster will be displayed throughout the conference for maximum exposure.
Flexible learning – attendees can absorb your work at their own pace.
One-on-one discussions – engage in meaningful conversations and receive feedback.
Skill development – strengthen your visual and concise communication skills.
Networking – meet collaborators, mentors and industry partners.
Recognition and prizes – top posters are recognised during the closing plenary.
For all abstract enquires, please contact the Conference Organiser by emailing histology@rhwevents.com.au.