ISBD Task Force Guidelines & Forms

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The ISBD is committed to supporting Task Forces (TF) in their education, research and clinical initiatives.

Listed below are the ISBD Task Force Guidelines and accompanying documents. Please review all guidelines and complete the requested documents when necessary.

Please email Mary Miller with any questions or to submit completed forms.

Task Force Proposal and Oversight Guidelines

Guidelines for Manuscript Development

Guidelines for Open Access Fee Request

Notice of Manuscript Submission Form

We are currently not accepting new task force applications for 2026.

If you are interested in submitting a new task Force idea, please email Mary Miller

ISBD Task Force Guidelines and Forms

The ISBD is committed to supporting Task Forces (TF) in their education, research and clinical initiatives.

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