Student participants are encouraged to present their latest research
during the poster session(s).
The poster contributions will be evaluated by a committee and the three best posters
will be awarded a prize of 300 EUR, 200 EUR, and 100 EUR.
If you are interested in presenting your contribution as a poster, please follow the next steps.
Poster guidelines
- Posters should be electronically generated and printed in advance of the conference.
- Each poster will be presented on a single board that is 100 cm (39.4 inches) wide and 200 cm (78.7 inches) high. We recommend to prepare and print posters of ISO A0 size (84.1 cm x 118.9 cm) or US Arch E (36 in x 48 in) in PORTRAIT orientation on the board.
Note: Avoid landscape orientation for the A0/Arch E formats, as it will be too wide to fit the poster boards. Necessary supplies for mounting the posters (tape, tacks) will be provided.
- Your poster will be on display for approx. 1.5-2-hours during which you should be present and available for questions.
- Your poster should be constructed so that it presents the desired information in a self-explanatory manner.
- Keep your poster simple and brief.
- Organize your poster materials using headings, such as “Introduction,” “The Research Question,” “The Methodology,” and “Findings.” These headings will help establish a logical flow to your poster.
- Suggested font sizes: For headings, use at least a 48-point font. For text, use nothing less than 18-point on an A0 size.
- Be attentive to the layout and placement of your materials.
- Place the title of your work in a prominent position on your poster. Include your name and your affiliation
- Do not plan on using any audiovisual equipment.
