​​​​​The International Evoked Response Audiometry Study Group Biennial 30th Symposium 2026 will be accepting Abstract Submissions.  When submitting an abstract, please review the information below to understand what you will submit.

• Abstracts must be in English.
• Free Paper Sessions (12+3 MIN)
• On the "Submissions" page, you will be prompted to add your abstract into a submission form.
• Please adhere to the following guidelines before submitting.
• All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the Local Organizing Committee/Scientific Program Committee. Based on their scientific quality and relevance to the conference topics, the abstract will either be accepted or rejected. 
• Please review the full list of Topics that are accepting abstracts. 
• Please select the most relevant session for your abstract (required).
  • Authors: under "Authors" click "Add New" and fill out the required information. Please follow this process for every author on your paper.
  • Abstract Title: Enter the title of the abstract into the “Abstract Title” text box.
  • Choose the presenting author.
  • Body of the Abstract: Either paste pre-formatted text or type the body of the abstract into the “Abstract text” text box. The body of the abstract is limited to 250 words. 

Your abstract should focus on the following keywords:

• ABR
• Efferent system
• ASSR
• ERP (P300, MMN, N400, P600)
• Audiovisual interaction
• FFR, EFR
• Auditory prostheses and EP´s
• fNIRS
• Auditory synaptopathy/auditory neuropathy (AS/AN; ANSD)
• Frequency specificity
• Binaural function
• MLR, ALR
• Chirp-ABR
• Music/prosody perception/processing
• Contralateral inhibition
• OAE (TEOAE, DPOAE, contralateral suppression)
• Cross modal plasticity
• Speech entrainment
• ECAP, eABR
• Speech perception/discrimination
• ECochG
• VEMP´s

Susan Small Travel Award

📍 Deadline: May 7(Fri), 2027 (KST)

To help make travel to the congress in Seoul, Korea possible, students can apply for the Susan Small Travel Award.

• About Susan Small Travel Award

  This is available to xcurrent full-time Graduate or PhD Students.
  The $500 student award is available to hep defray the cost of attending the IERASG meeting in Seoul in September of 2027.

  Susan Small was a faculty member at the University of British Columbia Vancouver and a long standing member of the council of IERASG. Unfortunately, Susan lost her battle with cancer early in 2022. Susan was a fierce advocate for students and to commemorate her contribution, IERASG is commencing a scholarship in her name.

  If you are interested and want to join our IERASG Congress in Seoul, please submit:

  • Your abstract submission and registration for the IERASG 2027.
  • The Student’s vitae, in no more than 200 words.
  • A letter from the student telling us why they are applying for these funds.
  • A letter of support from their faculty advisor which explicitly states that you are a full time graduate/PhD student.
  • Save all documents in one file and submit it during your abstract submission.

Poster Awards

All congress attendees will have the opportunity to vote on the best Poster.
Exciting prized will be awarded at the end of the Congress for the best contributions.