Share Your Science at ASNC2026
The Call for Abstract & Case Submissions is Now Open
Submission Deadline: Friday, April 10, 2026
All physicians, scientists, and technologists are invited to submit their science for consideration to be presented at ASNC2026.
Scientific Abstracts may be submitted with either clinical or basic research and will be considered for an oral or ePoster presentation. All accepted abstracts will be published in the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC).
Cases from the Community are original clinical cases that should be interesting, cover day-to-day highly practical dilemmas, and illustrate clinical decision making with teaching points. Case submissions will be considered for oral presentation only in Rapid-Fire sessions and will not be published in the JNC.
New This Year!
Live, Interactive ePoster Presentations in the Expo Hall: Poster presentations have been reimagined as live, audience-facing sessions in the Expo Hall, where presenting authors showcase their work using slides and audio for greater visibility and engagement. Additional ePosters will be available on monitors throughout the Expo Hall for maximum vieiwng.
Advanced Coaching: All accepted authors will be invited to receive feedback on their ePoster presentations. Authors will have the option to submit a brief, 3-minute recorded ePoster presentation prior to ASNC2026 to receive personalized feedback from members of the Career and Professional Development Track. This opportunity is ideal for first-time presenters as well as those seeking to refine and elevate their presentation style.
This advanced coaching—combined with real-time mentor feedback following the live, in-person ePoster presentation at the meeting—makes this the perfect opportunity to submit your abstract or case and share your science.
Reasons to Submit Your Abstract and/or Case:
- Your Research will be Seen by a Global Audience – Not only will you present your abstract in oral ePoster sessions at ASNC2026, but all accepted abstracts will also be published in the JNC.
- Your Cases will Generate Discussion – You will present your cases in ASNC's signature clinically driven, disease-based Rapid-Fire sessions, which are known for drawing standing-only attendance.
- Be Among the Biggest Names in Nuclear Cardiology – Gain valuable feedback from your colleagues and network with pioneers in the field!
- Save on Registration – Trainee members with either an accepted abstract or case receive complimentary registration to ASNC2026!
- Exclusive Awards for Fellows-in-Training – Submit your cutting-edge research or unique clinical case for your chance to win the Presidential Abstract Award, Outstanding Abstract Award, or the Outstanding Clinical Case Award to gain recognition for your work.
- Win Up To $1,000 – Showcase your clinical and emerging science in the Barry L. Zaret Young Investigator Awards Competition.
View the Abstract Submission Guidelines and the Case Submission Guidelines for requirements and submission categories.
Barry L. Zaret Young Investigator Awards (YIA) Competition
YIA Overview:
Six finalists will be selected from top scoring abstract submissions and invited to compete orally in the Barry L. Zaret Young Investigator Awards Competition at ASNC2026. Participation includes giving a 7-minute presentation followed by 4 minutes of moderated discussion with Q&A from our esteemed panel of judges.
Eligibility (all criteria must be met):
- is age 35 years or younger by June 1, 2026, and
- is currently in a residency or fellowship or other training program, or within three years of finishing clinical or research training.
Rules:
- Finalists must present in person at ASNC2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Virtual presentations will not be allowed.
- Industry employees are not eligible to present abstracts in the competition. However, abstracts with authors that are industry employees may be presented by another author with no industry affiliation.
- Abstracts are not eligible for consideration if the same work has been published or presented at a U.S. national or international meeting at the time of submission.
Award Details:
- All six finalists will receive a $500 USD stipend, complimentary ASNC2026 registration, and a certificate of merit.
- Following the competition, two first place winners – one in clinical research and one in emerging science – will be selected to receive the 2026 Barry L. Zaret Young Investigator Award and an additional $500 USD.
Note: Abstracts not accepted for the competition will automatically be considered for an e-poster presentation.
Special Research Awards for Fellows-in-Training Members
ASNC Fellow-in-Training members have exclusive access to benefits and awards. To qualify, you must have an active ASNC Trainee Membership or apply within 10 days of submitting your abstract and include your anticipated training completion date.
Presidential Abstract Award
- Given to the top 5% of accepted abstracts from ASNC Fellows-in-Training members for high-quality, novel research.
- Winners are recognized with a blue ribbon distinction in the meeting app and online program.
- Recipients are presented with a Presidential Poster Award Certificate.
- ASNC Trainee Membership required.
Outstanding Abstract Award
- Given to the top 6-20% of accepted abstracts from ASNC Fellows-in-Training members for outstanding research.
- Winners are recognized with a red ribbon distinction in the meeting app and online program.
- Recipients are presented with an Outstanding Poster Abstract Award Certificate.
- ASNC Trainee Membership required.
Outstanding Clinical Case Award
- Given to the top 20% of accepted Cases from the Community from ASNC Fellows-in-Training members for outstanding clinical cases.
- Winners receive virtual recognition in the meeting app and online program.
- Recipients are presented with an Outstanding Clinical Case Award Certificate.
- ASNC Trainee Membership required.
ASNC offers complimentary* membership for Fellows-in-Training! Join ASNC today and submit your research to become eligible for these exclusive benefits!
*Trainee membership is only available to those who are students or currently in a training program.
Support
If you need assistance with ASNC2026 abstract and case submissions, contact us at annualmeeting@asnc.org.