The session formats, anticipated presentation lengths, and remaining time for Q&A are outlined below. Please note your session format and whether a formal presentation (PowerPoint) is involved and plan appropriately.

Please note that at the start of each session, there will be a brief introduction to the session by the chairs and each speaker will be introduced at the beginning of their talk.

During your talk, you will hear an audible cue indicating you have one minute remaining before the transition to the next speaker.

60 minutes with four subtopics:  Following a brief introduction by the session chairs, each speaker will present sequentially with a limit of 12 minutes.  It is important that each speaker stay within their allotted time to ensure smooth transitions.  After the four presentations, the remaining time will be dedicated to a moderated discussion among the speakers and audience and will conclude with key takeaways from the session chairs.

60 minutes with three subtopics:  Following a brief introduction by the session chairs, each speaker will present sequentially with a limit of 16 minutes.  It is important that each speaker stay within their allotted time to ensure smooth transitions.  After the three presentations, the remaining time will be dedicated to a moderated discussion among the speakers and audience and will conclude with key takeaways from the session chairs.

60 minutes with two pro/con debates:  Following a brief introduction by the session chairs, the first pro/con will begin.  Each speaker will present their initial arguments with a limit of 8 minutes.  It is important that each speaker stay within their allotted time to ensure smooth transitions.  After the two presentations, there will be a maximum of 4 minutes for each speaker to share a rebuttal.  At this time, the second pro/con will begin using the same format of 8+4.  The remaining time will be dedicated to a moderated discussion among the speakers and audience and will conclude with key takeaways from the session chairs.

**The slides for the 8-minute presentation should be shared prior to the meeting to allow preparation of the rebuttal.

60 minutes with one pro/con and two additional subtopics:  Following a brief introduction by the session chairs, the first pro/con will begin.  Each speaker will present their initial arguments with a limit of 8 minutes.  It is important that each speaker stay within their allotted time to ensure smooth transitions.  After the two presentations, there will be a maximum of 4 minutes for each speaker to share a rebuttal.  The remaining two speakers will then present sequentially with a limit of 12 minutes per speaker.  The remaining time will be dedicated to a moderated discussion among the speakers and audience and will conclude with key takeaways from the session chairs.

**The slides for the 8-minute presentation should be shared prior to the meeting to allow preparation of the rebuttal.

Plenary with three subtopics:  Following a brief introduction by the session chairs, each speaker will present sequentially with a limit of 16 minutes.  It is important that each speaker stay within their allotted time to ensure smooth transitions.  After the three presentations, the remaining time will be dedicated to a moderated discussion among the speakers and audience and will conclude with key takeaways from the session chairs.

We are the World:  A roundtable discussion exploring interventional training models from around the world. Featuring a distinguished panel of leaders in the field, this session will highlight the similarities, differences, and innovations in training programs across various regions. Panelists will share insights into their respective systems, discussing curriculum structure, procedural competency, and challenges in standardization. Through an interactive dialogue with the audience, this session aims to foster a deeper understanding of global best practices and inspire collaboration to advance interventional training worldwide

IP Round UP:  Showcases groundbreaking ideas and innovations in interventional pulmonology, advanced diagnostic bronchoscopy, and medical education.  Modeled after competitive pitch-style presentations, this session features experts who will challenge conventional practices and propose or promote advancements that could reshape the field. Speakers will present bold concepts in a concise and engaging format while the audience critically evaluates the impact of these ideas by upvoting  (or downvoting) the ideas presented.

Pulmonary Puzzler:  An engaging, interactive session where trainees will present intriguing clinical cases to challenge a panel of expert clinicians. Each case begins with the presentation of the patient’s history and physical exam, allowing panelists to discuss and attempt to diagnose the condition. If the correct diagnosis remains elusive, an expert radiologist will review the imaging, offering further clues. Should the mystery persist, a pathologist will present relevant histopathology without revealing the final diagnosis, keeping the suspense alive. With three to four cases featured, this session will provide a unique opportunity to sharpen diagnostic reasoning, explore complex pulmonary diseases, and learn from a multidisciplinary approach.

Ask the Expert:  An interactive session where leading specialists provide insights into complex clinical cases pre-submitted by the audience and session chairs. Through case-based discussions, attendees will gain valuable perspectives on decision-making, best practices, and innovative techniques in the field. This session offers a unique opportunity for real-time learning and expert guidance on challenging cases encountered in clinical practice and a unique chance to learn tips and tricks from trailblazers in the field.