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Invitation to Participate
The American Mosquito Control Association invites all persons interested in mosquito control to submit abstracts to be considered for presentation to the AMCA 89th Annual Meeting. Researchers, educators, vector control professionals, industry representatives and students working in the field of mosquito control are invited to share their experiences. All authors must submit their abstract electronically. This is the ONLY option for abstract submission.
AMCA 89th Annual Meeting February 27-March 3, 2023, at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, 2500 E 2nd Street, Reno, NV.
Student Paper Competition
The American Mosquito Control Association will award a cash prize up to three undergraduate or graduate students or those who have graduated within 12 months of the submission deadline date who present their papers at the 89th Annual Meeting. Prize details, eligibility criteria, judging procedures and deadlines are posted on the abstract page of the AMCA Annual Meeting website. Abstract submissions for the Student Paper Competition are limited to 75 words.
Poster Competition
The American Mosquito Control Association will present awards to three posters. The winners will be award with first, second and third place prizes. A cash prize will be awarded to the first-place poster. Poster presenters can opt out of participating in the Poster Competition. Individuals participating in another competition category (Student Competition, Latin American Student Competition) are ineligible to participate. Prize details, eligibility criteria, judging procedures and deadlines are posted on the Abstract page of the AMCA Annual Meeting website.
Latin American Student Competition and Posters
AMCA will hold a Latin American Student Competition during the 2023 Annual Meeting. AMCA will award up to three undergraduate or graduate students or those who have graduated within 12 months of the submission deadline date who present their papers at the Latin American Student Competition during the 89th Annual Meeting. Latin American Student Competition poster abstracts are also being accepted. Abstract submissions for the Latin American Student Competition are limited to 75 words.
Abstract Guidelines
The recommended abstract length is between 150 and 300 words, except for the Student Paper Competition and Latin American Student Competition, which are 75 words. Please do not send supplemental materials (photos, articles, or reports) with your abstract. These will not be seen by the program review committee. Make sure you submit your abstract with the proper capitalization, italicizing, and abbreviations! Read the instructions below. Italicizing: You must italicize all scientific names (e.g. Aedes aegypti)!
Abbreviations: The first time you use a species name, spell out and italicize both the genus and the species. Every instance, thereafter, abbreviate the genus (E.G. An. For Anopheles, Ae for Aedes). Use d for days/day, min for minutes, yr for year/years, h for hours/hour, sec or s for seconds. If you are not sure of how to abbreviate something, there are many resources available online. That latest edition of Scientific Style and Format is also a great resource for those able to purchase a copy.
Grammar and Spelling: Please read and reread your abstract carefully to make sure you used proper spelling and grammar. The primary abstract submitter will receive an email message confirming the receipt of the abstract. Please notify your authors/co-authors that the confirmation was received. All papers submitted will be reviewed by the AMCA Program Chair at the close of the paper submission period.
Authors and Affiliations
Please enter the authors of this submission. The primary author should be the presenter and the first individual listed followed by the co-author(s). The following information is mandatory for all authors:
Registration Requirements Accepted authors are expected to register and present their abstract at the Annual meeting. Accepted authors are expected to pay their own travel expenses and meeting registration fee(s).
The American Mosquito Control Association invites all persons interested in mosquito control to submit abstracts to be considered for presentation to the AMCA 89th Annual Meeting. Researchers, educators, vector control professionals, industry representatives and students working in the field of mosquito control are invited to share their experiences. All authors must submit their abstract electronically. This is the ONLY option for abstract submission.
AMCA 89th Annual Meeting February 27-March 3, 2023, at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, 2500 E 2nd Street, Reno, NV.
Student Paper Competition
The American Mosquito Control Association will award a cash prize up to three undergraduate or graduate students or those who have graduated within 12 months of the submission deadline date who present their papers at the 89th Annual Meeting. Prize details, eligibility criteria, judging procedures and deadlines are posted on the abstract page of the AMCA Annual Meeting website. Abstract submissions for the Student Paper Competition are limited to 75 words.
Poster Competition
The American Mosquito Control Association will present awards to three posters. The winners will be award with first, second and third place prizes. A cash prize will be awarded to the first-place poster. Poster presenters can opt out of participating in the Poster Competition. Individuals participating in another competition category (Student Competition, Latin American Student Competition) are ineligible to participate. Prize details, eligibility criteria, judging procedures and deadlines are posted on the Abstract page of the AMCA Annual Meeting website.
Latin American Student Competition and Posters
AMCA will hold a Latin American Student Competition during the 2023 Annual Meeting. AMCA will award up to three undergraduate or graduate students or those who have graduated within 12 months of the submission deadline date who present their papers at the Latin American Student Competition during the 89th Annual Meeting. Latin American Student Competition poster abstracts are also being accepted. Abstract submissions for the Latin American Student Competition are limited to 75 words.
Abstract Guidelines
The recommended abstract length is between 150 and 300 words, except for the Student Paper Competition and Latin American Student Competition, which are 75 words. Please do not send supplemental materials (photos, articles, or reports) with your abstract. These will not be seen by the program review committee. Make sure you submit your abstract with the proper capitalization, italicizing, and abbreviations! Read the instructions below. Italicizing: You must italicize all scientific names (e.g. Aedes aegypti)!
Abbreviations: The first time you use a species name, spell out and italicize both the genus and the species. Every instance, thereafter, abbreviate the genus (E.G. An. For Anopheles, Ae for Aedes). Use d for days/day, min for minutes, yr for year/years, h for hours/hour, sec or s for seconds. If you are not sure of how to abbreviate something, there are many resources available online. That latest edition of Scientific Style and Format is also a great resource for those able to purchase a copy.
Grammar and Spelling: Please read and reread your abstract carefully to make sure you used proper spelling and grammar. The primary abstract submitter will receive an email message confirming the receipt of the abstract. Please notify your authors/co-authors that the confirmation was received. All papers submitted will be reviewed by the AMCA Program Chair at the close of the paper submission period.
Authors and Affiliations
Please enter the authors of this submission. The primary author should be the presenter and the first individual listed followed by the co-author(s). The following information is mandatory for all authors:
- First and Last Name
- Institution
- Country
- Cell Phone
Registration Requirements Accepted authors are expected to register and present their abstract at the Annual meeting. Accepted authors are expected to pay their own travel expenses and meeting registration fee(s).