Abstract Submission Information
ISCE Conference topics, abstract submission requirements, and 2027 submission information.
The Society is devoted to the advancement of electrocardiography through the application of computer methods. Its annual scientific conference brings together scientists, clinicians, engineers and policy makers working in the field. Since the conference
is designed to stimulate the informal exchange of ideas and information, attendance is limited to approximately 125 participants.
Conference Topics
Topics presented at ISCE Conferences include:
- ECG and machine learning
- ECG and electrolyte abnormalities
- ECG monitoring
- ECG signal processing
- ECG criteria enhancement
- Repolarization variability and dynamics
- ECG in mobile applications and telemedicine
- ECG in cardiac risk stratification
- ECG-based risk prediction in cardiogenetics
- Cardiac rhythm: diagnosis and dynamics
- ECG algorithms and regulatory issues
- ECG in assessment of atrial fibrillation complexity
- ECG issues in drug development
- ECG imaging technologies
- Stress ECG: diagnosis and prognosis
- ECG in cardiac resynchronization therapy
- ECG in acute coronary syndromes
- ECG and implantable devices
2027 Abstract Submission is Now Open!
ISCE is now accepting abstracts for consideration for the 2027 Annual Conference.
Submission Period: September 23 – December 1, 2026
All abstracts must be submitted by December 1, 2026.
Abstract Submission Requirements
Abstract submissions must be 400 words or less, including background, methods, results, and conclusions.
You MUST include the following when submitting an abstract:
- Title of the abstract
- Authors’ names, institution, city, state (if applicable), and country
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Abstract Body
- Background - Context or background for the research and its purpose.
- Methods - Basic procedures, including selection of study subjects or laboratory animals, observations, and analytical methods.
- Results - Main findings, including specific effect sizes and statistical significance, if possible.
- Conclusions - New and important aspects of the study or observations.
If you wish to upload an associated figure or table, ensure that tables are provided in a word processing format and not as a screenshot, figure, or JPEG. Supporting materials should be attached through the abstract submission form.
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