The program is complete! Don't miss a chance to listen to 25+ scientific talks, which will only be available for those who registered during the Summit. 
 

• Get your All-Access ticket before they're gone by visiting Eventbrite today! 
   

• Got your All-Access ticket already? Special shout out to our partners! Check your inbox this week, you'll be able to invite a friend or colleague to join the Summit for Free! 
   

• Proceeds from the ticket sales will be used to provide the best three trainee talks with fantastic prizes, including a personalized autographed copy of Dr. Lefkowitz's biography.
   

• Present a pre-recorded talk and get free access to the entire Summit! Hurry, the deadline to submit your talk is Friday, September 10th, 2021, at midnight EST.
   

• If you're facing financial difficulties or are a trainee who would like to attend but can't submit a pre-recorded talk, reaches out to us now!
   

• The live talks will be held on Zoom, and everyone who registered will be able to ask their questions to the speakers all week on Microsoft Teams! You'll also be able to meet our partners on Microsoft Teams.
   

• Make sure you have a profile picture set for both Zoom and Microsoft Teams! 
   

• Everyone is welcome to present their work (students, postdocs, PI's, biotech, pharma companies)! There are no posters!
   

• All pre-recorded talks will be available during the summit for free with registration. 
   

• All live talks will have a $5 attendance fee/ talk
   

• You can get full access to all the talks for $100     

   

 

For Speakers

Step 1:  Let us know that you'd like to present your work by filling out this short form here
   

Step 2:  Prepare your video abstract and your presentation (pre-recorded or live)*

Step 3:  Click here to send us your pre-recorded presentation or click here*** to submit the information to your live presentation before August 5th, 2021. ***All live talks are now scheduled
                     
Please provide us with your pre-recorded presentation by September 10th, 2021 

 

*Note: Scroll down to find resources to help you prepare your video presentation, and don't hesitate to get in touch if you need help. Contact us at Hello@DrGPCR.com

  
 

Some housekeeping items first

   

We strongly suggest you carefully consider what type of information you share in your presentation. We will do our best to keep the Summit a closed event, but Dr.GPCR is not responsible for any loss of intellectual property.

  

 

How will I access the talks during the Summit?

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You will receive an email from Eventbrite containing the relevant information before the summit. Be sure to register.
     

 

How can I sponsor the 2021 Summit?

 

Please visit our Sponsor Page to learn more about sponsorship opportunities to sponsor the Summit and the DrGPCR Ecosystem. For more information, please email us at Hello@DrGPCR.com

    

 

In what form can I submit my abstract?

 

Abstract submission can be in the form of classical text abstract or in the form of a short (max. 3 minutes) video. This is an excellent opportunity to be as creative as you want to be. We recommend writing a 200-300 word abstract, giving you enough information to provide a great video abstract in under 3 minutes.

   

 

How will I present my talk?

 

You can pre-record your talk. 

We recommend submitting pre-recorded talks. What does this mean?

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You send us the video of your full-length talk, and we will take care of the rest. Alternatively, you can provide us with the embed code to make your presentation available during the Summit.

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• Pros: You can polish your recording to your satisfaction. Anyone can watch it from anywhere, even multiple times. Imagine binge-watching your favorite talk over and over whenever you want to during the Summit.

• Cons: It may take more time to record an excellent presentation, but nothing is impossible!

 

Click here to submit your pre-recorded presentation. 

   

 

Can I present a live talk or event? How?

 

In case you'd like to present a talk live, we'll help with it.

• Pros: It may take less time to prepare for the presentation

• Cons: You may make mistakes since it's a live event, and if you decide to keep your talk live only, participants can watch it only once.  

   

 

*Tip

Become a DR. GPCR Member by creating your own personalized page. Read more about becoming a member here.
   
   

If you need help preparing your pre-recorded video and video abstract check out these resources:

     

• How to record your talk in PowerPoint 365 

• How to record your talk using a previous PowerPoint version 

• How to record your talk using Keynote on a Mac 

   

 

Do you have any questions?

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Email us at Hello@DrGPCR.com