1. Discussion & Conclusion
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Introduction
Results
Discussion & Conclusion
This template is optional and it is encouraged that you use your own institutions or company branding.
Try to use a standard font.
Get creative! Add pictures, graphs, audio commentary, videos.
The colours are your choice, noting that contrasting text and backgrounds will be more visible.
Insert pictures in .PNG or .TIFF format – they give the sharpest results.
Delegates will be able to contact you through the system if they have any questions or if they want to meet at the conference to discuss your work – make sure your address is correct!
Simplify everything, avoid information overkill
Headings should not be all capitals.
Leave ample space around your text. Don’t overcrowd your poster.
Use photographs and diagrams instead of text(.PNG format is preferred)
Spell check and get someone else to proof-read your final version.
Objectives
The titles and slide sequence are a guide only.
The layout is only a guide. You may choose to add more or less image/text boxes and move them about as required.
Creativity is encouraged, but keep it clear and readable
You will need to upload your .pptx through the portal. After you upload, there’s a series of questions that will alter how your information and poster is displayed online.
It usually takes up to 24hrs to convert to HTML for display on the website. Once your HTML version is online, you will receive an asking you to log back in and approve.
Presenter Portal
Methodology
Think about the audience that will view your Poster post conference – embed videos, YouTube videos, and audio commentary to effectively get your point across
Using Hyperlinks to external links, PDFs or videos can effectively provide information you might not be able to fit into your poster.
References 1.
Disclosure
Disclose any relationship