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90 cm
Topic
Name 1, Name2 and Name2
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120 cm
ABSTRACT
You may put your poster on any un-used poster board. Attach your material to the 120 cm. high by 90 cm. wide. At least one author must be present the entire session to explain your work and answer questions. Make sure that your texts can easily be read from a distance of about 2 meters.
INTRODUCTION
The title of the poster may best go across all columns, and use the whole width of the board. A sample poster layout is shown through this PowerPoint template, for which paper size has been set to exactly half the size of the poster board (that is, it could be printed with a 200% zoom to match exactly the size of the board).
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Sample 1 1 11 2 12 3 13 4 14
Avoid putting too much material on the poster. Make sure the poster sessions attendants understand the subject and get the message of your poster quickly and easily.
EXPERIMENT
CONCLUSION
The conclusions should be stated briefly in large type. Many viewers read this first, hence it should be easy to understand.
Please deliver the poster within PM. on 3 July, 2019 at Institute of Research and Development, 5F, President Building, RMUTT
Tel: (+66) (K.Nuthawan)
RESULTS
Be clear: state the problems and the proposed solutions and results in a clear and concise way Be short: Use few words, prefer bulleted lists over paragraphs of text. Concentrate on what is essential. Details can be mentioned orally. A picture is worth a thousand words: Use photographs, diagrams and other figures, and prefer diagrams over tiring tables. The introduction/background should contain 3 to 5 brief sentences outlining information necessary to understand the paper and why the work was done.
Acknowledgement
If, in your experiment, you received any significant help in thinking up, designing, or carrying out the work, or received materials from someone who did you a favor by supplying them, you must acknowledge their assistance and the service or material provided.
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REFERRENCES
The Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Citations and Format
For Example:
[1] Cowin, S. C., Van Buskirk, W.C. and Chien, S., “Properties of Bone”, In: Skalak, R. and Chien, S. (ed.s) Handbook of Bioengineering, New York, McGraw-Hill : (1989).
[2] J. U. Duncombe, "Infrared navigation - Part I: An assessment of feasability," IEEE Trans. Electron. Devices, vol. ED-11, pp , Jan
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