REGISTRATION OPEN
Please register by July 6 to access all pre-recorded content as soon as it is made available
All oral and poster presentations are due July 6. Please see the upload page for more information.
If you are an oral or poster presenting author make sure you follow all the steps on the presenting author checklist to ensure your CRYO2020 participation is as straightforward as possible.
The draft schedule for CRYO2020 has been released.
Note – oral presentation timings reflect the discussion session into which they have been streamed. All oral presentations will be pre-recorded and each session’s speakers will be panellists during the live discussion/Q&A. More information here.
Final Abstract Submission is now open.
The deadline to submit the final version of your abstract is Monday June 15, 2020.
Presenting authors please see the instructions for oral and poster presentations.
Due to current global events the CRYO2020 program committee has added a special session on vaccine and diagnostic stabilisation. More information to follow soon.
REGISTRATION OPEN
Registration for CRYO2020 Virtual is now open. Please see the registration page for pricing and to register.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION TO REOPEN
For a limited time only abstract submission is re-opening to allow authors who would have been unable to travel to Chicago the opportunity to take part in the meeting now that it is fully digital.
Abstracts Close May 31, 2020. No further extensions are available.
Virtual Meeting FAQ Live
Questions about how the virtual meeting will work?
Check out the Virtual Meeting FAQ.
CRYO2020 is transitioning to a virtual event. Wherever you are, we'll be right there with you.
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