PRECISION MEDICINE AND
INTENSIVE CARE CONFERENCE-2026

20, 21 & 22 November, 2026

Submit Abstracts

The Precision Medicine and Intensive Care Conference (PMICCON) 2026 is excited to invite students, doctors, researchers, scientists, and professionals to submit abstracts for their upcoming event. PMICCON-2026 aims to promote the exchange of innovative ideas, concepts, and research in the fields of precision medicine and intensive care.

Abstract Submissions

Research Awards (Oral & Poster Categories):

Basic Laboratory Sciences
Medical & Allied
Surgical & Allied
Translational
Critical Care Medicine
Future Health Innovator Awards

Future Health Innovator Awards: The best research Idea in translation health (bringing up the creativity and imagination of newer research and possibility with wings) provide a narrative description, including the type of innovation, its prototype ideas and how it will shape the future of precision medicine.

Conference Registration is Mandatory for applying to all award categories.

For Abstract Submission:
Please select the category that best fits your abstract. Each abstract may be submitted to only one category. Abstracts must follow a structured format, including the following sections: Title, Keywords, Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusions. The maximum word limit is 300 words.
Submissions should be relevant to the fields of medicine and allied sciences, surgery and allied disciplines, basic laboratory sciences, translational medicine, and critical care medicine, and preferably aligned with the theme of precision medicine in acute care.

To apply for Best Research Publication in 2026:
Please submit your published paper in 2026.

To apply for Future Health Innovator Awards (Best Research Idea):
Provide a narrative description, including type of innovation, its prototype ideas, and how it will shape the future of precision medicine in intensive care units.

Submit Abstract

Please write your Conference Registration No. Please check you mail for Conference Registration Id.