Guidelines for Poster Presentations
Poster Format and Dimensions
- Posters must be in portrait orientation.
- Maximum size: A0 portrait
- Height: 1189 mm
- Width: 841 mm
- To ensure visibility and accommodate grouped poster walls, posters must not exceed the maximum width of 841 mm.
- Posters must be printed and brought onsite; they should not be sent to the Committee or organisers in advance.
- Canvas or heavy materials are not recommended, as they may not adhere well to the boards.
- Pins are not permitted.
Only Velcro strips (provided onsite) may be used to attach posters to the designated boards.
- Posters should be mounted on your assigned board before 09:30 on Thursday, 22 January.
- Posters must be removed after the end of the afternoon session on Friday.
The organisers cannot take responsibility for posters left behind.
Poster Presentation Expectations
- At least one author is encouraged to be present at the poster during designated poster sessions to discuss the work with attendees.
Suggested Poster Layout and Design
- Posters should be legible from a distance of approximately 1.5 metres.
- A single-panel printed poster (one sheet) is recommended.
- Include at the top of the poster:
- Title
- Authors’ names
- Affiliations
- Keep text concise and use bullet points where possible.
- Poster number labels will be provided and placed above your poster; no space needs to be reserved in your layout.
- We recommend including:
- An Introduction section
- A Summary / Conclusions section
- Use double-spaced text for improved readability.
- Consider adding contact details or a QR code linking to additional information or publications.
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