Early Career Investigator Symposium

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The Early Career Investigator Symposium is a highlight of the NWAAPM Spring Meeting, showcasing outstanding research from students, residents, and postdoctoral scholars in medical physics. Each presenter is given 8 minutes to deliver their talk, followed by 2 minutes of questions from the audience. This friendly competition offers early-career members the opportunity to share their work, gain presentation experience, and connect with the broader community. A monetary prize is awarded to the top presenter, as selected by a panel of judges.

Early Career Investigator Symposium

The Early Career Investigator Symposium is an event held every year as part of the NWAAPM Spring Meeting.

This symposium features short presentations by our students and trainees in the region. It provides an excellent opportunity for them to showcase their work to a welcoming audience of experts and gain experience in effective scientific communication.

Early Career Investigator Symposium – Call for Abstracts

We invite you to submit an abstract to the Early Career Investigator Symposium of the Northwest Chapter of the AAPM (NWAAPM) Spring Meeting.

Why participate in the ECIS?

The ECIS allows you the opportunity to present your research in front of local experts in the field. Judges will rate your performance based on content, communication, and engagement. A cash prize will be awarded to the top speaker.

Meeting information

Date: Spring NWAAPM meeting, typically held April/May
Event Address: Location near Portland
Speaker guidelines: In-person talks are 8 minutes long, followed by 2 minutes for questions.

Submission information

Who can submit: Students and trainees
Deadline: TBD
Abstract format: 300 word limit, structured abstracts are encouraged.

If you have any questions, contact us at nwaapm@gmail.com.