RSA/ISBRA 2025

RSA/ISBRA 2025 puts the Annual Scientific Meeting program and essential event information in your pocket, helping alcohol researchers and attendees plan which sessions to follow and understand how the meeting is organized. The app summarizes the Meeting’s timeline—from the Opening Reception on Saturday evening through the Closing Ceremony on Wednesday—and highlights the Sunday–Wednesday program of plenary lectures, symposia, workshops, roundtable discussions, Enoch Gordis Award and Doctoral Student Small Grants sessions, and poster presentations. Researchers, students, and professionals will find it useful for navigating the program and staying informed about session topics and the Program Committee’s curated agenda.

Key Features

⭐ At-a-glance program and daily schedule for RSA/ISBRA 2025, including Opening Reception and Closing Ceremony details.

⭐ Detailed listings of plenary lectures, symposia, workshops and roundtable discussions to help locate sessions of interest.

⭐ Dedicated sections for award sessions, doctoral student small grants papers, and poster sessions.

⭐ Clear notes on the Program Committee’s role and how submitted proposals shape the overall meeting balance.

⭐ Easy reference to the Sunday–Wednesday lineup and individual session descriptions.

Advantages

✅ RSA/ISBRA 2025 provides a convenient, single place to view the full meeting structure and plan attendance efficiently.

✅ Helps multidisciplinary researchers and clinicians identify sessions aligned with their interests across alcohol research specialties.

✅ Useful for students and presenters who want quick access to award and doctoral student session information.

✅ Reflects the program balance driven by submitted proposals so users see content that mirrors current research priorities.

Disadvantages

❎ Coverage and topical balance depend on the proposals submitted, so some areas may be underrepresented based on submissions.

❎ Focused on the core Meeting schedule and described sessions (Opening Reception through Closing Ceremony), rather than broader unofficial gatherings outside the official program.