POSTER PRESENTATION

1.  Poster Presentation Guidelines 

   • Format: Physical poster that must be no larger than portrait A1 
   • Location: Poster boards positioned in the exhibition discussion/meeting area. 
   • Schedule: Hardcopy poster presentations will take place during the dedicated poster sessions and catering breaks.
   • Please note: A hardcopy poster program will be released with the presenter’s dedicated poster display date. Please note velcro or pins will be provided for you to attach your poster to the poster boards. 
2. Posters should include a good combination of words, pictures, and graphics. They should include the results and conclusions of the papers, but authors are suggested to avoid including too much text in it.
3. Please follow the instructions for posters preparation :
   • The poster should be written ONLY in the English language.
   • Title of the Poster (should be brief and match with the submitted full paper).
   • Names and affiliations of all authors (each author to be marked with superscript Arabic number (such as 1, 2) with their corresponding institute affiliation and their addresses.
   • The logo of the affiliated institution/university should be placed in the upper left-hand corner, whilst the first author’s color photograph (passport style) should be placed in the upper right-hand corner of the poster.
   • All posters will be set in portrait style orientation (and all information (i.e. text, data, photos, and figures) must be designed to appear within one window/slide.
   • Font size: ≥16.
   • File format: Required format (jpg).
   • If you design your Poster in PowerPoint (PPT), ALL information must appear within ONE (1) slide only. Save your PPT (.jpg) format.
4. The content of your e-poster presentation should have :
   • Research (Introduction, Objectives, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusion, References, and Acknowledgment).
   • Contact details (optional), so that interested delegates may contact you.
   • Data must be given in units that are generally accepted in scientific publications (the international metric system is preferred).