The poster should be A1 size and mounted in portrait orientation. This means that it should be no wider than 594mm and no higher than 841 mm.
Title
The title should be the same as in the submitted abstract. Include the title of your presentation at the top of the poster.
Poster Organization
There is no specific template for the poster layout. Authors are free to use their own designs. However, you are advised to divide your poster into sections such as Introduction, Objectives, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions and references. You might consider organizing your poster around the following questions:
What problem do you address? (Objectives)
Why is this problem important? (Background)
How did you address the problem? (Methods)
What did you discover as a result of your work? (Results)
What are the conclusions or greater implications of your work? (Discussion and conclusions)
POSTERS ARE REQUIRED TO BE DISPLAYED THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE.
Posters representing authors must be available for presentation during the scheduled poster sessions.
The poster should be put up no later 9 am on the first day of the conference