POSTER PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

Keep in mind :

Posters have become an increasingly popular method for presentation at conferences, as they promote greater interaction between authors and conference participants .

A poster, like an oral presentation, cannot (and should not) contain all information you have on the topic.

Scientific and technical posters should stimulate interest rather than provide a detailed presentation.

The poster is usually a mixture of a brief text mixed with tables, graphs, pictures, and other presentation formats.

Recommendations :

• Be sure to include the abstract title, author, coauthor names, and your company at the top.
• Place your e-mail address, phone, in the upper right-hand corner of the poster board.
• Goal: 20% text, 40% graphics, 40% space.
• Start with the Introduction at the upper left, finish with the recommendations at the lower right, with methods and results filling the central space.
• Use short sentences, simple words, and bullets to illustrate your points.
• Text should be broken up by including graphics or photos. Self-explanatory graphics should dominate the poster.
• The success of a poster directly relates to the clarity of your illustrations and tables! – Avoid using jargon, acronyms, or unusual abbreviations.
• Pick no more than 2–3 fonts
• Pick no more than 2–3 colors

You have many examples on the web !