Abstract Submission

We invite contributions for oral and poster presentations spanning a broad spectrum of topics within Nuclear Physics. The thematic areas are designed to spark innovation, promote interdisciplinary dialogue, and encourage novel perspectives on both fundamental and applied aspects of the field.

Themes may be interpreted broadly to accommodate diverse research approaches—from theoretical frameworks and experimental techniques to computational modeling and emerging applications. If your work does not align precisely with the listed categories, please select the ‘Other’ theme to ensure space for unique and boundary-pushing submissions. The abstract submission deadline is 16 January 2026.

Poster Presentation Formats

We are pleased to offer a virtual poster presentation option. Participants selecting this format will have their poster available for download via the Indico programme page. This innovative and environmentally conscious approach aligns with our sustainability goals and eliminates the need for printing physical posters.

For those who prefer a traditional poster presentation, this format remains fully supported. Regardless of presentation type, all poster presenters—virtual or in-person—will be invited to deliver a short flash presentation to highlight their work.

Topics / Themes

Nuclear structure
Nuclear astrophysics
Nuclear theory
Nuclear reactions
Hadron and relativistic heavy ion collisions
Detectors and instrumentation
Applied nuclear physics

Submission Details

Abstract submission implies a commitment from the presenting author to register for the event.
To begin your submission, please create an account selecting a memorable password as you will be expected to login to register.
Please indicate your preferred presentation format: oral, poster, or virtual poster. While the organising committee will take your preference into consideration, availability of options cannot be guaranteed.
Enter your abstract title (limited to 25 words)
The abstract title, authors and their affiliation should be entered in the corresponding fields.
Indicate whether the presenting author is a student.
The length of an abstract is limited to 250 words (figures and references are not permitted)

If you have completed the submission portal successfully, you will be able to submit your abstract otherwise it will only be possible to save as a draft. Once submitted, the corresponding author will receive an email confirming receipt of the submission as well as log in information which can be used to edit the submission and check the status. If you have any questions or need assistance, you can contact the team by sending an email to claire.garland@iop.org

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