Following the world standards we offer the possibility to view posters via our modern system of presentation in electronic versions on plasma screens. We resign from traditional posters, which usually require a large space, racks and some additional financial participation from an author.

During the poster session all posters will be available through a search system on large monitors that are vertically oriented and are 55” (140cm) high. This file has an unusual format for a conference poster being quite narrow relative to its height.

E-poster preparation:

• Each e-poster should be prepared in the form of a PowerPoint (*.PPT) file. Download the poster template from here.

• Fill in the downloaded template with a content. Only one slide can be used with no embedded features such as sound or video.

• Send the completed PowerPoint file through the poster session submission form below.

Best practice:

• Limit the number of words – a maximum of 300 words should be your goal and half that number will produce a better poster – a poster is absolutely NOT a cut down pre-print paper.
• It is harder to read an e-Poster than a printed one so take that into account in design and sizing of text and images. The minimum point size of text we suggest is 16 point.
• Use large, striking images, simple graphs, and very basic tables.
• Each e-poster must include an email address where further information can be obtained, and ideally include a large scannable QR code to a linked website.
• Make your poster accesible. Posters should avoid colours that cause problems for viewers who have colour anomalies such as Red–Green.

For further tips and advice check the material below:

• https://www.animateyour.science/post/how-to-design-an-award-winning-conference-poster
• https://www.animateyour.science/post/best-examples-of-scientific-posters