Maximum poster Dimensions:
Portrait: A0 (841mm x 1189mm)
Landscape: A1 (841mm x 594mm

Please note that posters must be paper and not fabric.

A few tips

• A poster is, above all, a networking opportunity.
• Have an elevator pitch. Prepare a brief introduction and overview to engage visitors as they approach, prompting a dialogue. Make sure to introduce yourself.
• Display your email and a QR code linking to further details or your research profile on the poster.
• Carry business cards and a printed copy of your research for deeper discussions.
• Organise effectively.
• Follow conventions for headings. Use standard sections like background, research question, methods, findings, and conclusion.
• If you have data visualisations, use as few as possible and make the findings section larger than other sections to ensure that these can be read from a distance.
• Do not write in paragraphs. Use bullet points.
• Your poster is a visual abstract. Do not include an abstract (unless required).
• Print a test copy of your poster in A4 size to make sure you can easily read it.