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SRC Marketing Hub

Welcome to the SRC Marketing Hub. Here, you'll find resources to help promote your Science Research Conference. More resources will be added as the year

How Marketing Support with FASEB Works:

  • Infographic (TBA)
  • Slideshow Presentation (TBA)

Important Tips about SRC Marketing

  • As a trusted peer, you are the best marketing tool for your Science Research Conference. Your enthusiasm and ability to put your finger on the pulse of the research in the scientific community can be the determining factor in promoting your meeting.
  • The top reasons for attending an SRC are the relevance of the program to their research, networking, and opportunities to present their own findings. Venue and location, while a draw for some, are much less important according to surveys.
  • The vast majority of attendees (55-80%) register in the weeks leading up to the abstract submission deadline, approximately 8 weeks before the conference. Marketing until that point is mostly focused on awareness, but it is still considered extremely valuable.
  • Email and word of mouth are the top drivers of registration.
  • If you work at a major research institution or university, contact your department's communications team and inquire if they have additional resources available. Many universities can feature your conference on their social media channels, website, or other digital spaces.
  • For social media, we recommend focusing primarily on LinkedIn. X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and Bluesky are good platforms for posting photos during your conference, but have had limited success with driving registration.
  • Highlight any awards or scholarships that may help defer the costs of registering and attending the conference. For more information on fundraising, visit our fundraising resource page, view the Sponsorship One-Pager, or download our Sponsorship Prospectus.

SRC Promotional Toolkits

FASEB Marketing provides a promotional toolkit to use for your meeting. Each kit includes:

  • Marketing One-Pager: This easy-to-digest guide will help you understand your role in promoting your conference, even if you have no prior experience.

  • Email Templates: Jumpstart your email communications with your network by using these messages to generate interest and feature keynote presentations, along with program elements such as workshops and poster sessions.

  • Email and Social Media Graphics: Embed these graphics when sending emails, either at the top of messages or in your signature, to promote your SRC. Use your social media accounts to post the graphics, along with text describing your program.

  • Advertising Graphics: Some organizers’ institutions allow their adspace to be utilized on their websites and other digital spaces. Standard “leaderboard” (728x90 pixels) and “sideboard” (300x250 pixels) ads are available for use. If you need additional graphics in a different size, contact the marketing staff via the information below with the specifications.

  • Flyers: Print these one-page summaries and post them in physical spaces such as a lab or office door. Each has a QR code that takes you directly to your conference webpage.

  • Save-the-Date Slides: If you’re teaching or presenting at other conferences, use these to promote your meeting.

  • Photos of Previous SRCs: Not all SRCs have these available, but you are free to use any included photos in your marketing efforts.

Please select your conference from the list below to download your 2026 Promotional Toolkit zipped file:

B Vitamins and One-Carbon Metabolism
Biocomplexity and Molecular Medicine in Liver Cancer
Biological Acetylation in Health and Disease
Biological Methylation: Mechanisms and Therapeutics
Cell Cycle Regulation in Health and Disease
Cell Signaling in Cancer
Channels and Transporters in Immunity
Chromosome Biology and Cell States in Yeast
Cilia and Centrosomes
Consequences of Aneuploidy
DNA Topoisomerases in Biology and Medicine
Dynamic DNA Structures in Biology
Dynamics and Encoding in Cell Signaling
Gastrointestinal Tract XXII
Genetic Basis of Blood Cancers and Bone Marrow Failure
Genetic Recombination and Genome Rearrangements
Genome Engineering: Research and Applications
Hippo Pathway in Biology and Diseases
Immunoreceptors and Immunotherapy
International Retinoids Conference VIII
Lipid Droplets: From Mechanisms to Disease
Lung Epithelium in Health and Disease
NAD Metabolism and Signaling
Neuronal Experience-Regulated Transcription
Nutritional Modulation of Inflammation and Immunity
Organelle Cross-Talk in Cellular Homeostasis
Phase Transitions in Cellular Signaling and Disease
Phospholipids in Aging and Disease
Protein Arginine Methylation: Mechanism to Therapeutics
Protein Folding in the Cell
Protein Lipidation: Enzymology, Signaling, Therapeutics
Protein Phosphatases
Protein Phosphorylation in Health and Disease
Regulation and Function of Small GTPases
Retinal Neurobiology and Visual Processing
TGF-β Family in Development and Disease
Trace Elements in Biology and Medicine
Transcription, Chromatin, and Epigenetics in Aging
Ubiquitin Mechanisms, Functions, and Therapeutics
Virus Structure and Assembly

Any marketing questions or requests should be directed to Brandon Corbett, Marketing Manager at [email protected].