Directions for Abstract Preparation (click here to submit abstract)

Deadlines: Early deadline for abstracts is November 15 2024. After that date "late abstracts" will be accepted until January 31, 2025.

Registered Delegate and Presenting Author: The presenting author must be the first author of the abstract, and must be registered as a delegate for the meeting.

Fonts and Symbols: Use the Times New Roman font for the entire abstract. If you need special symbols, use either the Times New Roman or Symbol fonts (special fonts like WP Extended Greek may not work).

Abstract Content: Each abstract should contain the following elements:

> a sentence stating the study objective (unless given in the title)
> a brief statement of methods
> a summary of the results obtained
> a statement of the conclusions
> acknowledgements of funding source(s)
> It is not satisfactory to say "the results will be discussed."

Title: Use a short, specific and declarative title. The abstract title should be prepared in UPPERCASE.

Tables and Figures: No tables or figures are allowed.

Abbreviations: Use standard abbreviations for units of measure. Other abbreviations should be spelled out in full at first mention, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses. Exceptions: DNA, RNA, etc.

Length: The abstract body should not exceed 300 words. Most word processing programs have built-in word count utilitiesuse them!

Word Processor: Prepare your abstract in any word processor format--you will be cutting and pasting into the abstract submission form. Margin settings and font size do not matter.

Note: The majority of presentations will be in poster symposia.

Notification of Programming: The presenting author will be notified by email by mid-January concerning the title, date and time of the session for which their abstract is scheduled, the format of presentation (oral, poster or both), and the specific presentation time. It is up to the presenting author to advise coauthors of the time of the presentation.

References: Please use Journal of Applied Physiology reference style.

Click here to submit/edit your abstract.

Hypoxia 2025 and Chateau Lake Louise

****Please note that the Chateau is completely sold out. Alternate accomodations include Lake Louise Inn, Baker Creek By Basecamp, Post Hotel & Spa and Mountaineer Lodge.****

****transport from Lake Louise will be based on using a rented car or local hotel shuttles. The conference is not able to provide daily shuttles to and form the Chateau****

Skiing: Ski Lake Louise

Transport to/from Calgary Airport: The Hypoxia Bus

On Tuesday February 11 2025 at approximately 1400 and 1700 hrs (2 and 5 pm) MST The Hypoxia Bus will depart from the Brewster Charter terminal at Calgary International Airport. Return bus on Sunday, at approximately 0600 and 1000 MST. The trip to/from YYC to the Chateau is about 3 hrs, depending on traffic and weather. We will fine tune the time of departure in January after everyone has made their flight booking and bus reservation. Details about booking a bus ride will be online later this fall.