2023 Peripheral Nerve Society Annual Meeting

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17-20 June 2023
2023 PNS Annual Meeting – Copenhagen
Join us for the 2023 Annual Meeting at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark.  The meeting will be held 17-20 June 2023. Our meeting is the place to learn about the latest international research across specialties in peripheral neuropathy. As the largest peripheral nerve meeting globally, it is the premier venue to connect with your peers. Share your excitement about the PNS Annual Meeting using #PNS2023. Like us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to receive regular meeting updates in your news feed.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I become a member of the PNS?
Please click here to complete the PNS Membership Application. Please note, meeting registration is gratis for Junior Members presenting abstracts at the meeting. Questions on membership, please contact info@PNSociety.com.
How may I register for the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting?
Registration is now open. Click here to view registration rates and other important meeting information.
Where is the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting being held?
The 2023 PNS Annual Meeting will be held 17-20 June at the Bella Center Copenhagen in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Where can I find the 2023 Annual Meeting Program?
Click here to view a preliminary program.
Will any abstract awards be given at the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting?
Yes. The PNS awards eight $750 cash prizes each year to current PNS Junior Members presenting abstracts. The prizes are given as a tribute to the luminaries in our field.
  • Arthur K. Asbury Prize: The abstract must pertain to GBS/CIDP/Inflammatory.
  • Richard & Mary Bunge Prize: The abstract must pertain to nerve biology.
  • Peter J. Dyck Prize: The abstract must pertain to diabetes.
  • J.W. Griffin Prize: The abstract must pertain to regeneration.
  • Pembroke Award: The presenting author must be from Australia, New Zealand or South Asia.
  • P.K. Thomas Prize: The abstract must pertain to inherited neuropathies.
  • Richard A.C. Hughes Prize: The abstract must pertain to clinical topics.
  • Anita Harding Prize: The presenting author must be female.
Prizes will be presented on Tuesday, 20 June. In evaluating each presentation, the prize committee will consider the quality of the presentation, groundbreaking/innovative results, and the quality of the presenter. The presenter must be a current Junior Member of the PNS at the time the abstract is submitted and is required to attend the Annual Meeting.
Will Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits be offered for the Annual Meeting?
No, CME’s will not be offered as part of the Annual Meeting.
Will you provide a certificate of attendance?
Yes, upon completion of the post-meeting evaluation you will receive a certificate of attendance.
How do I request a letter of invitation for my visa application?
Please contact info@PNSociety.com for the invitation letter and allow up to 2 business days for the request to be fulfilled. Please attach your abstract confirmation letter with your written request, if applicable.
May I submit an abstract to the PNS that has been previously presented?
Yes, abstracts previously presented at a national/international meeting may be submitted to the PNS. Please cite the meeting, location, and date of the previous presentation. Abstracts cannot be previously published.
What is your abstract embargo policy?
The embargo for all abstracts at the upcoming 2022 PNS Annual Meeting is 4.00 PM CT (US/Canada), Friday, 9 June 2023, which is the date and time all abstracts will be posted online.  Information contained in those abstracts may not be released until the abstracts appear online.
What is the abstract copyright policy?
Accepted abstracts will be published as a compilation in an abstract supplement of our Journal, the Journal of the Peripheral Nervous System (JPNS), under copyright by the Peripheral Nerve Society.  Individual abstracts are not copyrighted by the Society, and you are free to publish or present your work elsewhere.
Who do I contact if I have additional questions?
Please contact Jacquie Durant at meetings@PNSociety.com for all meeting related questions. If you have questions regarding meeting registration or PNS membership, please contact info@PNSociety.com.
Where may I find more information on abstract presentation guidelines?
Please visit this page for updated information on abstract presentation guidelines. Please note that this page will be updated on 8 May 2023.
How do I become a member of the PNS?
Please click here to complete the PNS Membership Application. Please note, meeting registration is gratis for Junior Members presenting abstracts at the meeting. Questions on membership, please contact info@PNSociety.com.
How may I register for the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting?
Registration is now open. Click here to view registration rates and other important meeting information.
Where is the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting being held?
The 2023 PNS Annual Meeting will be held 17-20 June at the Bella Center Copenhagen in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Where can I find the 2023 Annual Meeting Program?
Click here to view a preliminary program.
Will any abstract awards be given at the 2023 PNS Annual Meeting?
Yes. The PNS awards eight $750 cash prizes each year to current PNS Junior Members presenting abstracts. The prizes are given as a tribute to the luminaries in our field.
  • Arthur K. Asbury Prize: The abstract must pertain to GBS/CIDP/Inflammatory.
  • Richard & Mary Bunge Prize: The abstract must pertain to nerve biology.
  • Peter J. Dyck Prize: The abstract must pertain to diabetes.
  • J.W. Griffin Prize: The abstract must pertain to regeneration.
  • Pembroke Award: The presenting author must be from Australia, New Zealand or South Asia.
  • P.K. Thomas Prize: The abstract must pertain to inherited neuropathies.
  • Richard A.C. Hughes Prize: The abstract must pertain to clinical topics.
  • Anita Harding Prize: The presenting author must be female.
Prizes will be presented on Tuesday, 20 June. In evaluating each presentation, the prize committee will consider the quality of the presentation, groundbreaking/innovative results, and the quality of the presenter. The presenter must be a current Junior Member of the PNS at the time the abstract is submitted and is required to attend the Annual Meeting.
Will Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits be offered for the Annual Meeting?
No, CME’s will not be offered as part of the Annual Meeting.
Will you provide a certificate of attendance?
Yes, upon completion of the post-meeting evaluation you will receive a certificate of attendance.
How do I request a letter of invitation for my visa application?
Please contact info@PNSociety.com for the invitation letter and allow up to 2 business days for the request to be fulfilled. Please attach your abstract confirmation letter with your written request, if applicable.
May I submit an abstract to the PNS that has been previously presented?
Yes, abstracts previously presented at a national/international meeting may be submitted to the PNS. Please cite the meeting, location, and date of the previous presentation. Abstracts cannot be previously published.
What is your abstract embargo policy?
The embargo for all abstracts at the upcoming 2023 PNS Annual Meeting is 4.00 PM CT (US/Canada), Friday, 9 June 2023, which is the date and time all abstracts will be posted online.  Information contained in those abstracts may not be released until the abstracts appear online.
What is the abstract copyright policy?
Accepted abstracts will be published as a compilation in an abstract supplement of our Journal, the Journal of the Peripheral Nervous System (JPNS), under copyright by the Peripheral Nerve Society.  Individual abstracts are not copyrighted by the Society, and you are free to publish or present your work elsewhere.
Who do I contact if I have additional questions?
Please contact Jacquie Durant at meetings@PNSociety.com for all meeting-related questions. If you have questions regarding meeting registration, PNS membership, or sponsoring/exhibiting at the meeting, please contact the PNS Executive Office at info@PNSociety.com.
Where may I find more information on abstract presentation guidelines?
Please visit this page for updated information on abstract presentation guidelines. Please note that this page will be updated on 8 May 2023.
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