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Orlando SID Annual Meeting

May 12-15, 2027     |     Orlando, FL

Orlando SID Annual Meeting

Abstract Selections & Presenter Information

Oral and Poster Presentation Selections

If your abstract has been selected, this page contains everything you need to prepare for your presentation. Read on for format-specific guidelines, session schedules, poster requirements, and other important details.

Regular Abstract Submission Outcomes

The Committee on Scientific Programs reviewed more than 1,125 abstract submissions for the 2026 SID Annual Meeting. The following abstract lists are available as PDFs: Abstracts in Control ID order, Abstracts in Final ID order, and Abstracts by Session.

If you were named as the presenting author or submission contact for any presentations, you will also receive notice of abstract outcomes via Abstract Central.

Abstracts in Control ID Order
Abstracts in FINAL ID Order
Abstracts by Session

Late-Breaking Abstracts

An additional 175 submitted abstracts were reviewed as part of the Late-Breaking (LB) Abstract Submission Process. The following abstract lists are available as PDFs: LB Abstracts in Control ID order, LB Abstracts in Final ID order, and LB Abstracts by Session.

If you were named as the presenting author or submission contact for any presentations, you will also receive notice of abstract outcomes via Abstract Central.

Late-Breaking Abstracts in Control ID Order
Late-Breaking Abstracts in FINAL ID Order
Late-Breaking Abstracts by Session

Presentation Overview

Congratulations on your accepted abstract. This page outlines everything you need to know to prepare and deliver your presentation at the 2026 SID Annual Meeting in Chicago.

All accepted abstracts are assigned to one of two presentation types: Oral Presentations or Poster Presentations. Your notification email will specify your format and assignment details.

One important requirement applies to everyone: regardless of whether you have been selected for an oral presentation, all presenters are required to bring a physical poster and staff their assigned Poster Session during the meeting. Details on poster requirements and session assignments are below.

Oral Presentations
Plenary
Concurrent Minisymposia
ePoster Talks
Oral Presentation Guidelines
Poster Presentations
Speaker Ready Room

Oral Presentations

Oral presentations at the 2026 SID Annual Meeting take three forms: Plenary Talks, Concurrent Minisymposia, and ePoster Talks. All oral presentations take place at the Hilton Chicago.

If you have been selected for an oral presentation, your notification will confirm your format, session, and scheduled time.

Plenary Talks

Plenary sessions feature presentations selected for exceptional scientific significance and broad relevance across the field.

Format

10 minutes of presentation, followed by 2 minutes of moderated Q&A.

Schedule

All Plenary Talks are in the International Ballroom North

Session 1: Wednesday, May 13, 2026 • 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Session 2: Friday, May 15, 2026 • 3:15 PM – 4:15 PM

Session 3: Saturday, May 16, 2026 • 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM

Your notification will confirm which session you are assigned to.

Concurrent Minisymposia

Concurrent Minisymposia are category-based oral sessions running in parallel throughout the meeting. Please note that time limits are strictly enforced; if you exceed your allotted time, the session moderator will ask you to conclude.

Format

8 minutes of presentation, followed by 2 minutes of moderated Q&A.

 

Schedule

Concurrent Minisymposia: Thursday, May 14, 2026 • 8:30 AM - 11:15 AM

Concurrent # 1

Adaptive and Auto-Immunity

Waldorf - 3rd Floor

Concurrent # 2

Clinical Research: Interventional Research

International Ballroom North

Commercialization Track Session

This session is part of our Commercialization Track. Experts from Industry and Academia will share insights into avoiding pitfalls and employing best practices to successfully bring a new drug to patients.

Concurrent # 3

Genetic Disease, Gene Regulation, Gene Therapy, and Epigenetics

Continental Ballroom A - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 4

Non-Melanoma Cancers and UV Biology/Injury

Continental Ballroom B - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 5

Stem Cell Biology, Tissue Regeneration, and Wound Healing

Continental Ballroom C - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 6

Translational Studies: Cell and Molecular Biology

International Ballroom South

Concurrent Minisymposia: Friday, May 15, 2026 • 8:30 AM - 11:15 AM 

Concurrent # 7

Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Imaging, & Translational Studies: Pre-Clinical

Waldorf, 3rd Floor

Concurrent # 8

Clinical Research: Epidemiology and Observational Research I

International Ballroom North

Commercialization Track Session

This session is part of our Commercialization Track. Experts from Industry and Academia will share insights into avoiding pitfalls and employing best practices to successfully bring a new drug to patients.

Concurrent # 9

Epidermal Structure and Barrier Function

Continental Ballroom A - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 10

Innate Immunity, Microbiology, and Microbiome

Continental Ballroom B - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 11

Interdisciplinary Spotlight: Hidradenitis Suppurativa

International Ballroom South

Concurrent # 12

Translational Studies: Pre-Clinical

Continental Ballroom C - Lobby Level

Concurrent Minisymposia: Saturday, May 16, 2026 • 9:45 AM - 12:30 PM 

Concurrent # 13

Cell Communication Networks and Stromal Biology

Continental Ballroom B - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 14

Clinical Research: Epidemiology and Observational Research II

Continental Ballroom C - Lobby Level

Commercialization Track Session

This session is part of our Commercialization Track. Experts from Industry and Academia will share insights into avoiding pitfalls and employing best practices to successfully bring a new drug to patients.

Concurrent # 15

Late-Breaking Abstracts 

International Ballroom South 

Concurrent # 16

Minoritized Populations and Health Disparities Research

Continental Ballroom A - Lobby Level

Concurrent # 17

Pigmentation, Melanoma, and Melanoma Immune Surveillance

Waldorf - 3rd Floor

ePoster Talks

ePoster Talks are a structured oral format in which selected presenters give a brief summary of their work, followed by a short group discussion. A digital version of your poster will be projected in your assigned lecture room during your presentation. These sessions run concurrently with the Poster Sessions in the exhibit hall.

Format

3 minutes of presentation (one slide), followed by up to 2 minutes of group discussion.

A moderator will assist with timing.

 

Schedule

ePoster Talks Session 1 — Thursday, May 14, 2026 • 4:45 PM – 5:45 PM 

Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, and Imaging

International Ballroom North

Cell Communication Networks and Stromal Biology/ Epidermal Structure and Barrier Function

International Ballroom South

Clinical Research: Epidemiology and Observational Research I

Waldorf - 3rd Floor

Genetic Disease, Gene Regulation, Gene Therapy & Epigenetics / Innate Immunity, Microbiology, and Microbiome / Translational Studies: Pre-Clinical

Continental Ballroom A - Lobby Level

Late-Breaking Abstracts

Continental Ballroom B - Lobby Level

Pigmentation, Melanoma, and Melanoma Immune Surveillance

Continental Ballroom C - Lobby Level

4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Poster Session 2/Happy Hour

EVEN-Numbered Abstracts
(including Late-Breaking EVEN Numbers)

Salons B, C, D (Lower Level)
Williford - 3rd Floor

ePoster Talks Session 2 — Friday, May 15, 2026 • 4:45 PM – 5:45 PM 

Adaptive and Auto-Immunity

International Ballroom North

Clinical Research: Epidemiology and Observational Research II

International Ballroom South

Clinical Research: Interventional Research

Waldorf - 3rd Floor

Non-Melanoma Cancers and UV Biology/Injury

Continental Ballroom A - Lobby Level

Stem Cell Biology, Tissue Regeneration, and Wound Healing

Continental Ballroom B - Lobby Level

Translational Studies: Cell and Molecular Biology

Continental Ballroom C - Lobby Level

Guidelines for All Oral Presenters

CME Disclosure Requirements

In accordance with CME guidelines, all oral presentations must include a disclosure slide as the first slide of your presentation. If a real or perceived conflict of interest exists related to your work, you must announce it verbally before your talk begins and display it on your poster as well. No organizational logos are permitted on your presentation slides.

Preparing and Uploading Your Slides

Presentation files must be uploaded no later than 6 hours before your scheduled talk. Uploads are completed in person at the Speaker Ready Room (Buckingham Room, Main Level). See Speaker Ready Room hours below.  LCD Projectors will be available in each lecture room.  There will be resources to display both PC and MAC-based platforms and software.  The Speaker-Ready room personnel will also be able to download Zip and CD/DVD files.

Prior Publication and Simultaneous Submission

Presented material must not have been published prior to abstract submission or presented at any international meeting before the date of your presentation at the 2026 SID Annual Meeting. Simultaneous submission of the same abstract to other meetings is not permitted. Only one abstract may be presented by the same author at the meeting, though a presenter may appear as a co-author on any number of submissions.

Social Media

If you do not want information from your presentation slides shared on social media, add a “DO NOT POST” watermark to your slides. This helps minimize the likelihood that your work will appear publicly online before you are ready.

Poster Requirement for Oral Presenters

All oral presenters, including those in Plenary, Concurrent Minisymposia, and ePoster Talk sessions, are required to bring and display a physical poster and be present at their poster board during their assigned Poster Session. See the Poster Presentations section below for full details.

Poster Presentations

All accepted abstracts, whether selected for oral presentation or not, require a physical poster to be displayed in the exhibit hall during the meeting.

Poster Location: Salon B, C, and D, Lower Level, Hilton Chicago

Installation and Removal

Installations: Wednesday, May 13, 2026, 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Remove Posters: Saturday, May 16, 2026, by 12:00 PM

Posters left after 12:00 PM CDT on Saturday, May 16 will be discarded and cannot be returned. The SID Annual Meeting organizers are not responsible for unclaimed posters.

Poster Specifications

  • Maximum size: 44 inches wide × 42 inches long
  • Please bring your poster in a format that can be mounted to a standard poster board. Pushpins or mounting materials will be provided on-site.
  • Consider adding a QR code linking to your lab website, supplemental figures, or related content — a simple way to extend engagement beyond the session.
  • Poster templates (PDF and PowerPoint) are available as a reference guide, though their use is not required.

Social Media

If you do not want images of your poster shared on social media, add a “DO NOT POST” watermark to your poster. This helps minimize the likelihood that your work will appear publicly online before you intend.

Poster Printing Services

Below is information about poster printing services available to meeting attendees.  The SID has partnered with KiKo Poster Printing Service to simplify your poster printing experience.

For $75, you’ll receive the following:

Printing at optimal size and professional quality, shipping directly to the venue, and hanging on the assigned Poster Board (hassle free set-up – no need to hang it yourself). 

Your poster will also feature an integrated QR Code to track engagement and connect with attendees effortlessly.  Authors: search your email for “Kiko Posters” for your custom link, or click here for more information and to order your poster.

Poster Sessions

Your assigned session is determined by your abstract’s Final ID number. Presenters are expected to remain at their poster board for the duration of their assigned session.

Location: Salon B, C, and D, Lower Level, Hilton Chicago

Poster Session 1

Thursday, May 14, 2026 • 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

Odd-numbered abstracts (including Late-Breaking Odd numbers)

Poster Session 2

Friday, May 15, 2026 • 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

Even-numbered abstracts (including Late-Breaking Even numbers)

Speaker Ready Room

Location: Buckingham Room, Main Level, Hilton Chicago

The Speaker Ready Room is available to all oral presenters for slide upload, technical review, and AV support. Please plan to visit before your session. Do not wait until immediately before your talk time.

 

Room Hours

  • Wednesday, May 13, 2026 • 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday, May 14, 2026 • 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday, May 15, 2026 • 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday, May 16, 2026 • 6:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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