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Late Breaker Abstract Submission

 

IPATH had requests from our partner organizations to RE-OPEN the abstract submission portal. The Board of Directors made the decision to offer this opportunity to everyone! If you missed the IPATH abstract submission deadline this is your chance to share your work with a community of trans-disciplinary and multisector professionals. Click the button below to submit your abstract.

 

Overview

Preliminary Program

Abstract Submission

Early Registration

Keynote Speakers

The IPATH 2024 Annual Meeting is a collaborative partnership between the following organizations: Feonix Mobility-Rising, Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), CBB Transportation Engineers Plus Planners serving as the local host in St. Charles, Missouri and the International Professional Association for Transport & Health (IPATH). Join us for a dynamic transdisciplinary and multisector event to learn about, share and discuss innovative research and real-world best practices in the fields of transportation, urban planning, public health and beyond.

 

IPATH Annual Meeting Research & Practitioner Abstract Requirements

  1. Research abstracts are limited to 400 words.
  2. All abstracts should describe a real-world study/intervention as opposed to a literature review and a hypothetical application. This means there MUST be a scientific investigation conducted.
  3. DO NOT include citations, graphs, tables or abbreviations.
  4. The use of ChatGPT and/or Artificial Intelligence (AI) is strictly prohibited.
  5. The abstract is REQUIRED to show the human health impacts as it relates to quality of life, health outcomes, or well-being.
  6. Practitioner abstracts are NOT required to be formally organized with research abstract headings. Please refer to the website for details.
  7. The research abstract should be organized with the following headings:
  • Background - General description and study objective.
  • Methods - A detailed description of HOW the research was conducted, the methods used to conduct the research study, or the community involved.
  • Results - The results section must include a formal statistical analysis of quantitative or qualitative research investigation (where appropriate). Hence, robust results should be presented. For quantitative studies, this would usually mean including statistics, such as confidence intervals.
  • Conclusions - The conclusions should support the results.

Overview

Preliminary Program

Abstract Submission

Early Registration

Keynote Speakers

IPATH has resources to assist you in writing up a high-quality conference abstract. The Pop-Up Workshops were originally created to help students succeed but we realized that everyone needs a little help now and then.

  • How to Write a Scientific Abstract
  • Research Methods & Academic Publishing
  • Tips for Abstract Authors

Please make sure to check out 'Tips for Abstract Authors' which provides a sneak peek into how to present at the IPATH Annual Meeting.

 

The Greatest Socio-Scientific Conference of 2024

If you don't have an abstract to submit, the IPATH Board of Directors would like to invite you to attend the Annual Meeting as a valued member of the transport and health community of professionals. This is a unique chance to learn about cutting edge research and practice projects.


Are you frustrated with how to resolve a local collaboration problem?

Do you need a little help figuring out the best performance metric to evaluate the impact of a proposed project?


Discover the answers to ALL of your questions by attending the IPATH Annual Meeting (formally known as ICTH). This socio-scientific event is a dynamic combination of art, science, real-world practice, and an array of intricately planned social activities that will provide delegates with an opportunity to:

  • Build a world-wide transdisciplinary and multi-sector network of academic and practice professionals.
  • Learn about innovative research and practice programs.
  • Take part in a supportive team environment that encourages the sharing of information and new collaborative relationships.
  • Have your accepted abstract published by MDPI Sustainability in a special issue with selected abstract authors invited to submit a full manuscript for consideration and publication.
  • Access accepted abstract PowerPoint presentations available for download and viewing.
  • High scoring peer reviewed abstracts in five categories and the two best posters will receive a $200 USD CASH award.
  • Experience FABULOUS Keynote Speakers​ and equally FABULOUS abstract session presenters.
  • Hot Topic Workshops provide real-world problems and solutions. The IPATH Program Committee continues to confirm these sessions. Contact us at ipathinc2020@gmail.com if you have al workshop suggestions.
  • Welcome Reception at the Foundry Art Centre with interactive tours through the galleries. Mayor Dan Borgmeyer will welcome the IPATH delegation to St. Charles.
  • Complete social activity program to encourage new friendships and collaborative relationships. All registered delegates will receive a survey to confirm their interest in each suggested activity; bicycle and walking tours, casino night, pickle ball tournaments, classic car museum, and so much more.
  • OH! And let's NOT forget...the BROMPTON Bicycle Raffle. Yep, it's back. Each registered delegate will receive a raffle ticket with their registration packet for a chance to WIN a Brompton bicycle from Porta Pedal Bikes located in Tempe, Arizona. Additional tickets will be available for purchase and will be randomly given away at the conference.


Early Registration is now OPEN. The hotel room block is limited, please book your room reservations as soon as possible.

The IPATH Annual Meeting isn't just a conference. It's people coming together to facilitate change.