ECTRIMS 2025 - Abstracts - Key Info

Abstracts

Make your mark at the world’s largest MS research meeting by sharing your work with leading experts in the field of neurology.

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The submission process for both the regular and the late breaking abstracts at ECTRIMS 2025 is now closed. Thanks to everyone for submitting their work. We look forward to showcasing your work onsite in Barcelona and online around the world.

This year, authors interested in submitting an abstract for ECTRIMS 2025 chose from a diverse range of research topics related to multiple sclerosis and related neurological disorders, which are categorised into four primary areas: Clinical Aspects of MS, Pathology and Pathogenesis of MS, Imaging and Non-Imaging Biomarkers, and Therapy, as well as a special RIMS category.

All accepted abstracts will be published in the online supplement of the Multiple Sclerosis Journal and on our website, mobile app and platform.

View the list of topics

Key Dates

Deadline for submission of regular abstract: closed
Deadline for submission for late breaking abstracts: closed

The full text of regular abstracts will be published 14 days before the congress (Wednesday, 10 September 2025, at 08:00 CEST) on the congress website. Late Breaking Abstracts will be published on the first day of the congress (Wednesday, 24 September 2025, at 08:00 CEST). Media representatives are asked to consult our embargo policy.

Abstracts may be featured as:

Oral Presentation

Select abstracts are accepted for oral presentation based on their scientific merits and their relation to the topics addressed in the scientific programme and will be held in parallel sessions at the congress.

Poster Presentation

Authors of selected posters are provided a display area onsite at our congress, where they may highlight the key details of their abstract in a poster presentation (these are also on show during our Poster Sessions).

ePoster Only

All posters will also be featured as an ePoster, offering an ideal digital platform for you to share your latest work and insight with colleagues from around the world.

Why Submit an Abstract for ECTRIMS 2025?

Network Internationally:

Share your findings with other experts from around the world. Up to 10’000 experts are expected to attend ECTRIMS 2025 from more than 100 countries.

Establish Visibility:

Your name will be recognised in the online programme and in the Online Library, not to mention all accepted abstracts (including Late Breaking) are published in the Multiple Sclerosis Journal Online.

Become a Recognised Expert:

Your presentation will become an added value to your resume, helping you stand out among the pool of other candidates.

Win an Abstract Award:

Authors of outstanding abstracts will have the opportunity to present their work online in diverse sessions at the digital congress.

Travel & Abstract Grants

We have a limited number of travel and abstract grants available for young scientists aged 35 or under (born on or after 1 January 1990) and those with study interruptions due to maternity, caregiving, or justified time off. These grants are for individuals with accepted abstracts for oral or poster presentations. You can find more information HERE.

The submission of travel and abstract grants for ECTRIMS 2025 is now closed.

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Key Dates

Abstracts may be featured as:

Oral Presentation

Poster Presentation

ePoster Only

Why Submit an Abstract for ECTRIMS 2025?

Network Internationally:

Establish Visibility:

Become a Recognised Expert:

Win an Abstract Award:

Travel & Abstract Grants

Prof. Bruno Stankoff: Why You Should Submit Your Abstract

Prof. Xavier Montalban: Advice to Young Researchers Submitting Abstracts

ECTRIMS 2024 Young Investigator Award Winner: Brit Ellen Rød

ECTRIMS 2024 Poster Award Winner - Ruth Dobson

ECTRIMS 2025 – Abstracts – Key Info

About

Key Dates

Abstracts may be featured as:

Oral Presentation

Poster Presentation

ePoster Only

Why Submit an Abstract for ECTRIMS 2025?

Network Internationally:

Establish Visibility:

Become a Recognised Expert:

Win an Abstract Award:

Travel & Abstract Grants

Prof. Bruno Stankoff: Why You Should Submit Your Abstract

Prof. Xavier Montalban: Advice to Young Researchers Submitting Abstracts

ECTRIMS 2024 Young Investigator Award Winner: Brit Ellen Rød

ECTRIMS 2024 Poster Award Winner - Ruth Dobson

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