Title of Poster (Poster template) 2019 International ESD Workshop Title of Poster (Poster template) Authors’ names (underline presenting author) Affiliations Put a picture of the presenter (which may not be the lead author) here, so everyone can find you easily Companies logos go here (and NOT on other slides!)

Biography Mandatory slide This slide contains a biography (of the main author only)

Abstract Mandatory slide Up to 200 words, reduced font size is OK for this slide

My Technical Content Slides... Detailed slides containing the technical content of your poster Maximum of 24 slides total Title slide – 1 slide Biography – 1 slide Abstract – 1 slide Technical slides – 19 slides max Conclusions – 1 slide

Supporting Data 20 40 60 80 100 10 1000 10000 No. of Vectors 20 40 60 80 100 10 1000 10000 No. of Vectors Fault Coverage (%) Brief summaries of the data (1-2 sentences) in a text box below the figure are welcome

General Guidelines Use PowerPoint 2007 (or later version). Macintosh PowerPoint is allowed, but extra precautions should be taken to ensure compatibility with Windows PowerPoint. The author is responsible that Mac PowerPoint presentations will work on Windows  please verify!

General Guidelines (2) Requirements Use 28-36pt fonts for the title on top of each slide. Use 24pt fonts for content (or 22pt for 2nd level bullets). Make sure figures and graphs also use 22pt or larger font for axis and labels! Abstract and reference slides have relaxed rules (more text, smaller fonts size allowed). Use white background. Use sans-serif fonts like Arial (better for slides, presentations) Don‘t use serif fonts like times, etc. (better for books, news- papers, etc.)

General Guidelines (3) General recommendations Strong recommendation to adhere closely to the templates. The poster / teaser slides should provide the high level message at a glance Use 7-7 rule (maximum 7 lines, maximum 7 words per line). Avoid long full text blocks Avoid poor contrast  no yellow, light gray, light blue, etc. on a white background! (bad visibility on some projectors).

General Guidelines (4) Recommendations for diagrams / graphs Keep diagrams simple  don‘t put in too much information or many different curves. Label all axes of the graphs (and include units). Use large font size  make axis labels and numbers readable. Use legends or labels to identify different curves in a graph. Avoid poor contrast  no yellow, light gray, light blue, etc. on a white background. Use thick lines. Don‘t use grid lines unless absolutely necessary.

General Guidelines (5) Tips for checking the readability: Put printed slides on the floor before your feet. Stand up and if you can read everything, then it‘s fine.

Guidelines for the Poster Presentation You must bring one set of color print-outs for mounting on the poster boards. At the venue there is no possibility to print your poster. Mounting pins are available. Use A4 or Letter page format. The printed poster pages will be mounted like shown below: Slide 1 … Slide 4 Slide 5 Slide 12 Slide 13 Slide 16 Slide 21 … Slide 24

Checklist Poster: Teaser: PPT file with 24 slides maximum. (Use this template as a starting point) Color printouts in A4 or Letter format (1 slide per sheet). Teaser: PPT file with 5 slides maximum. (Use the separate Teaser template as a starting point)

Deadlines (for both Poster and Teaser!) Draft to mentor & TPC chair & AV co-chairs & HQ February 8, 2019 Feedback from mentors & AV co-chairs February 15, 2019 Final version to mentor & TPC chair & AV chair & HQ March 4, 2019 Have fun and stay discharged!

Conclusion This is a truly outstanding study...

References Limited to one page only List references used in this work Number the references, and refer to them throughout the poster Reduced font size is OK for this slide Acknowledgments may also be included on this slide