POSTER

A poster presentation consists of the use of visual aids stating subject, method, present data and conclusion on a poster board.

A poster board will be available at the conference for each accepted poster presentation and each contributor will have 30 minutes to stand next the poster and explain his/her own work.

The size of the poster should be no more than 90cm wide and 120 cm high!

• State the topic of your poster clearly stated in the title.
• Explain the question addressed and the key conclusions
• Organise the text hierarchically, for instance by the use of typography; VERY IMPORTANT information can be typeset in a large bold font, important information in a bold font, while more detailed information can be typeset in a small font, readable at a distance of about 1 meter. Visually differentiated typography makes a poster pleasant to read.
• The main content of a successful poster might be illustrations.
• Short text pieces (letter size 7-9 mm) are easier to comprehend than long ones.
• Mathematical formulae are better sparsely used. Most of the mathematical results can be explained in graphs.
• Add a picture of yourself onto the poster, so that interested viewers may find you even if you are not close to your poster.