1. Title of the Study People Who Did the Study Organizations and Affiliations Brief description of the study, no more than five (5) sentences if possible. Challenge yourself to describe the main purpose of the study in as few words as possible. Brief description of the study, no more than five (5) sentences if possible. Challenge yourself to describe the main purpose of the study in as few words as possible. The less text, the more likely the viewer will read the whole section. CHART or PICTURE CHART or PICTURE CHART or PICTURE CHART or PICTURE LOGO Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Hypothesis and primary justification for the study. No more than ten (10) sentences if possible. Introduction Purpose and Hypothesis Abstract No. 10002983 CHART or PICTURE Summarize reaction steps. Show statistical analysis using figures, tables or flowcharts if possible. May include photos or labeled drawings. Brief text descriptions; try to avoid bulleted lists. The data should tell the story. Summarize reaction steps. Show statistical analysis using figures, tables or flowcharts if possible. May include photos or labeled drawings. Brief text descriptions; try to avoid bulleted lists. The data should tell the story. Summarize reaction steps. Show statistical analysis using figures, tables or flowcharts if possible. May include photos or labeled drawings. Brief text descriptions; try to avoid bulleted lists. The data should tell the story. Summarize reaction steps. Show statistical analysis using figures, tables or flowcharts if possible. May include photos or labeled drawings. Brief text descriptions; try to avoid bulleted lists. The data should tell the story. Graphics should be informative and entertaining. Most of the viewer’s attention will be focused on this area of your poster. Materials and Methods Did the experiment work? Give a brief description of qualitative results. Try to include a supportive chart or other engaging figure that could tell the whole story of your study on its own if the viewer reads no other part of the poster. Did the experiment work? Give a brief description of qualitative results. Try to include a supportive chart or other engaging figure that could tell the whole story of your study on its own if the viewer reads no other part of the poster. Did the experiment work? Give a brief description of qualitative results. Try to include a supportive chart or other engaging figure that could tell the whole story of your study on its own if the viewer reads no other part of the poster. Stunning conclusions of the study. Brief text description here. The less text used, the more likely the viewer will read the whole section. Can the poster tell the story of your study in five minutes? Results Conclusions Standard biology format Literature Citations Include email and website information, also a URL to a PDF version of the poster. Further Information Acknowledge efforts and contributions of various individuals Acknowledgments CHART or PICTURE CHART or PICTURE CHART or PICTURE