Posters are one of the two main forms of communicating scientific research at conferences ... stands by the poster display while other participants can come and view the presentation and interact with ...

All posters should have a title banner that includes the presentation title, authors, and affiliations at the top of poster. Scientific posters usually contain the following sections: introduction, ...

Oral presentations have a limited audience ... We encourage you to explore new, creative, and engaging ways to communicate your science via a poster. Both talks and posters are time consuming to ...

Posters are a staple of scientific communication ... Use bright colors and larger font sizes to make your poster stand out. For manuscripts and presentations, the audience’s focus is directed on only ...

We love scientific posters at the RSC ... and so building toward a specific “take home” message can be effective. Poster presentations are often intimate, so tell a story about your research that ...

judges will score each in-person poster presentation and points from all judges will be added together. In each category (basic and translational science, clinical, community based, educational, and ...

This will consist of 5 minutes to present your poster followed by 3 minutes for questions. Any undergraduate engineering or science research paper/presentation will be accepted provided it ties into ...

Credit: COURTESY OF Michael Franklin / Rochester Institute of Technology Colin Purrington hates most poster presentations, although he doesn't want to. About 10 years ago, Purrington, an evolutionary ...

with oral presentations yielding better publication outcomes compared to posters. Furthermore, a study analyzing abstracts from the Canadian Association of Radiology Annual Scientific Meetings ...