Share your research.
Submit your research abstract for consideration for poster presentations, short talks and the Flash Talk Award at CBC 3.0
Notification of Acceptance 10 October 2026
Present your work at CBC 3.0
All abstracts relevant to the conference theme will be considered for poster presentation, while a select number will be chosen for oral short talks or Flash Talk Awards.
Abstract submission is optional. Participants may attend CBC 3.0 without submitting an abstract by paying the applicable registration fee.
Computational Biology Conference
December 9–11, 2026
IBDC / RCB, FaridabadAbstracts can only be submitted after conference registration through the online submission portal.
Keep track of the key deadlines.
September 30, 2026
October 10, 2026
December 9–11, 2026
Presentation formats.
The Scientific Program Committee will screen all submitted abstracts and assign them to the appropriate presentation category.
| Category | Eligibility | Format | Selection |
|---|---|---|---|
|
01
Short Talks
ORAL PRESENTATION
|
Faculty and Scientists | 15 minutes + 5 minutes for questions | By committee screening of submitted abstracts |
|
02
Poster Presentations
POSTER
|
All eligible participants | Printed poster displayed at the venue | By committee screening of submitted abstracts |
|
03
Flash Talk Award
AWARD · 3
|
Students and Postdoctoral Fellows | 10 minutes + 5 minutes for questions | By committee screening; open only to students and postdocs |
|
04
Invited Talks
INVITATION ONLY
|
By invitation only | 30 minutes + 10 minutes for discussion | Not open to abstract submission |
Invited talks are by invitation only and are not part of the open abstract submission process.
Eligibility criteria
The applicant must be below 40 years of age as of December 31, 2026.
The applicant should have demonstrated research output such as publications, datasets, tools, or algorithms relevant to the field.
The applicant should be the first author on at least one research paper.
Prepare your abstract carefully.
Registration First
Abstracts can only be submitted after conference registration, through the online submission portal.
English Language
Abstracts must be submitted in English.
250 Words
Abstracts are limited to 250 words.
Required Elements
Clearly articulate Background, Methods, Results and Conclusion.
Flash Talk Award
Students and postdocs wishing to be considered for the Flash Talk Award should indicate this at the time of submission.
Review Carefully
Carefully check your abstract for errors in content, spelling and author names before submitting.
Submitted abstracts will be used as-is for the program book.
Design a poster that communicates clearly.
Height × Width
Posters must be printed and brought to the venue by the presenter.
Poster boards and hanging materials will be provided at the venue.
Keep it clear. Make the science stand out.
Keep text to a minimum and emphasise figures and diagrams.
Use sufficiently large fonts.
Choose high-contrast.
Include a QR code linking to your publication, preprint, code repository or project website, where appropriate.
Explore the scientific themes of CBC 3.0.
CBC 3.0 provides a scientific forum for advances in computational biology and their applications in molecular biology, agriculture and biomedical research.
The conference solicits research contributions from all areas of computational molecular biology. Typical, but not exclusive, topics of interest include:
Ready to share your research?
Register for CBC 3.0 first, then submit your abstract through the online submission portal.