Poster
presentations
Now closed
Applications for poster presentations have now closed
Promote your message and connect with delegates
Poster presentations at the Eighth Global Symposium will be displayed throughout the duration of the event, providing you with a unique opportunity to promote your message and connect with delegates in an informal setting.
Guidelines for poster presentations
Please note that we do not have set poster presentation sessions; instead you will have an allocated day where your poster will be displayed. We ask that during breaks you go to your poster so you can answer questions from delegates in an informal setting.
If you wish to present a printed poster
- Make a note of your abstract ID as it will serve as an identifier for you to locate your poster panel
- You are responsible for the costs of printing your own poster and the printed poster must be no larger than 90x150cm (width x height) and portrait orientation. Assistance with printing will be offered if you prefer to have it printed locally. There is no set format, please remember to make it simple and eye catching. You can include a QR code on your poster for people to get more detailed information
- You must post your poster on the board before 10:30 on and remove it upon your departure. Volunteers will be onsite to assist you with finding the location to post your poster. All materials required for you to be able to put up your poster on the board will be available at the venue
- Posters that are not removed by 17:00 on the final day will be discarded
- As an in-person poster presenter, you will also have the opportunity to submit a PDF of your poster to the Symposium app. You will be sent an email inviting you to do this.
If you wish to present a virtual poster
- Your poster must be in PDF format and no larger than 50MB in size.
- Please remember that attendees will be looking at your posters in our app on a screen so make sure to keep it simple
- If you would like to provide more information, you can include your abstract, or include links to more detailed data or videos that you have posted on YouTube.
Applications have now closed and poster days have been allocated.
