Poster Presentation Guidelines
ALL SUBMITTED AND APPROVED ABSTRACTS MUST BE PRESENTED AS A POSTER, EVEN IF THEY HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR FLASH POSTER PRESENTATIONS.
- The poster template is available in the Download tab and can assist you in preparing your poster.
- Recommended size: 1.00 m x 0.90 m. Under no circumstances should the width exceed 1.00 m, as it would encroach on the neighboring poster space.
- All posters must include the e-mail address of the first author’s and corresponding author.
- All postersmust be displayed on the designated panel supports and may be attached using adhesive tape or hung using a pennant-style hook.
- A good poster should include the following sections:
- Introduction
- Objectives of the study
- The experimental section may be illustrated with schemes, figures, graphs, etc.
- Results and discussion: illustrated with tables, diagrams, figures, graphs, etc.
- Conclusions
- References: a selected list, typically up to five
- Acknowledgments: include logos of funding agencies and academic or research institutions
The official language is English. This should be used in the preparation of posters.
Please find the event artwork available for download at the following link: (it will be published soon)
Posters must be mounted between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM on the scheduled presentation day and removed immediately after the end of the session.
- Any posters not removed at the end of the session will be discarded the following morning.
