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2026 NACRW - Call for Abstracts

2026 Submission Deadlines -

Oral Presentation Deadline:  extended until April 29, 2026

Poster Presentations Deadline:  extended until April 29, 2026



Program Committee Co-Chairs

Holly Lee and Kelsey Powers


Poster Committee Co-Chairs

Holly Lee and Simon Hird

Abstract Topics and descriptions

Basic 101 in method development, validation and troubleshooting laboratory challenges

Development and method validation of methods for residues and contaminants in food and environmental matrices. Techniques, tips, tricks, and troubleshooting for scientists working in a laboratory environment and requirements for ISO accreditation. 

State of PFAS around the world

Advancements in detection of PFAS in food and environmental matrices and consumer products. The history of analytical techniques, how standards have developed and discrepancies in regulations between states and internationally. 

Laboratories of the future - challenges and solutions

New approaches to data processing (including artificial intelligence), new technologies and new hardware. Emerging analytes, new sample types and lab responses to a changing climate and environment.

The past, present and future of natural toxins analysis

The history of how methods have evolved for the analysis of natural toxins, which include mycotoxins, algal toxins, marine biotoxins and toxic alkaloids.

Analysis of non-foodborne and foodborne contaminants and residues

Techniques and methods used to detect, identify and quantify chemical residues and contaminants in challenging food matrices. 

Design and Development of Reference Materials

The role of reference materials in the development and validation of methods for analysis in food and environmental matrices.

Nontargeted analysis using high resolution mass spectrometry

Novel approaches for large scope screening and non-targeted analysis of chemical residues and contaminants in food and environmental matrices. Data processing and interpretation tools for HRMS and nontargeted analysis. 

Young scientists in action: Advancing contaminant and residue analysis

Young scientists share their work on contaminants and residues. 

How to submit

1.  Guidelines to follow

  • Include complete PRESENTING author and co-author information
  • Underline the presenting author
  • Abstracts cannot be more than 500 words
  • Abstracts containing graphs and charts will not be accepted
  • Do not include references, credits, or grant support
  • Do not include keywords
  • Abstracts dealing with commercial products or services must have a scientific emphasis and should not be submitted for promotion purposes
  • All abstracts must use correct grammar and punctuation
  • Abstracts WILL BE published exactly as submitted, so proofread carefully for formatting, spelling and grammar


2.  Submit your abstract using the link below to the abstract portal 


Speaker Expenses

Unless special arrangements have been made with the Program Committee, all expenses are the responsibility of the speaker, including conference registration fees.



Submit your abstract here

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