00:23:05	Ralf Mekle:	Hello from Berlin, Germany!
00:23:25	Kay Igwe:	Hi from New York!
00:23:38	Sofya Koryagina:	hello from Nottingham,  UK :)
00:23:40	Tanuj Kumar Sharma:	greetings from india as well
00:23:47	Helena Schulz:	Hi from Jena
00:24:05	Maarten Naeyaert:	Hello from Brussels
00:24:09	Maaike Konig:	Hi, I'm from Utrecht, The Netherlands
00:24:13	Manisha Shrestha:	Hi from Giessen, Germany
00:24:16	Amy Sylvester:	Goedemiddag from Maastricht, Netherlands 😊
00:24:58	Lisa Shanglee:	Good afternoon... from South Africa! 🙌
00:25:19	Anish Pokharel:	good evening from australia.
00:25:22	Matías Ávila:	Good morning from Chile
00:27:23	Kay Igwe:	yes
00:30:35	Mujtaba khan:	Good evening everyone from Pakistan🇵🇰
00:31:12	Nadia Solomon:	good afternoon from S.A
00:31:45	Noriyuki Tawara:	Good evening everyone from Japan.
00:44:18	Ralf Mekle:	How extensive should be the list of references?
00:45:13	Tatjana Schmidt:	If n figures are allowed, is it frowned upon to use multi-panel figures to include more?
00:47:53	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Please post your queries here. Claudia will respond via the chat box.
00:48:01	Matías Ávila:	what happened?
00:48:40	Katy Keenan:	@Tatjana — Multi-panel figure are allowed. As Claudia mentioned, you want to make sure that they are easily viewable and understood by the readers.
00:49:16	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Please post your queries here. Claudia will respond via the chat box.
00:53:34	Sofya Koryagina:	Will these slides or the recording be available online?
00:53:55	Katy Keenan:	@Sofya - yes, the recording will be posted within 48 hours
00:56:33	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Please post your questions. Mark will respond via the chat box.
00:56:34	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Thanks
01:00:36	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Mark: If you could guide us on if it is really important to mention the trial registration number or ethical approval in the abstract?
01:03:22	Mark Parsons/Speaker:	Definitely the trial registration is necessary in the abstract. The ethical approval is not generally necessary in an abstract.
01:03:54	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Thanks Mark
01:09:25	Katy Keenan:	@Tatjana — these are good examples of multi-part figures
01:10:05	Tatjana Schmidt:	Thank you, that makes sense!
01:16:28	Sophia Ty:	Would it be possible to get a copy of the last webinar’s recording?
01:18:02	Katy Keenan:	You can access the recording here: https://www.ismrm.org/virtual-meetings/archive/
01:18:15	Sophia Ty:	Thank you!
01:19:28	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	@Shaoying – Thank you for the wonderful talk!
Do you have any tips or recommended tools/software for effectively visualizing results- like figures or plots-in abstracts focused on hardware/ simulation work?
01:22:36	Shaoying Huang/Speaker:	We usually use MATLAB + powerpoint (to polish) for plots
For CAD, Solidworks, FreeCAD Fusion 360 work quitewell
01:23:08	Durgesh Dwivedi/ Moderator:	Thanks Shaoying!
01:25:15	Shaoying Huang/Speaker:	No problem! 
for results from different simulation software, it is good to export the results out and replot them to keep the consistency of the figures
01:25:32	Michael Dada:	Thank you so much!
01:25:50	Manisha Shrestha:	Thank you all!
01:25:55	Maarten Naeyaert:	thank you!
01:25:56	Ralf Mekle:	Thank you!
01:26:01	Helena Schulz:	thank you
01:26:02	Maaike Konig:	Thanks!
01:26:05	Kay Igwe:	Thank you! This was very helpful!
01:26:05	Michael Dada:	Thank you everyone!
01:26:10	Mami Iima:	Thank you!
01:26:12	Surendra Maharjan:	Brian, how can I improve quality of a clinical abstract, just in a sentence can you explain please
01:26:15	Anish Pokharel:	thankyoy