Poster Presentation Guidelines

General Information

1. The poster should be a clear visual presentation of your submitted abstract and must meet the following criteria as specified in the Formatting.
2. The posters should be written in English.
3. Kindly be advised that it is your responsibility to arrange for the printing of the poster independently.
4. Please be aware that all posters will be removed and discarded if not retrieved by the presenter after each respective Poster session.
5. On the first day of the conference, please register at the Registration Desk.
6. Posters are viewable for one day only, following the respective assigned Poster session.

Formatting

1. Title of the Poster
   The title of the Poster should be the same as the submitted abstract. Slight modification, which does not change the idea of the abstract, is allowed.
   
   
2. Poster size and template
   The poster template is provided at the bottom of the page. The poster should be on a single page, A1 size, in portrait orientation: 84.1x 59.4 cm.

Content of the Poster

1. The poster should contain:

o   Title

o   Authors and affiliation(s)

o   Background

o   Methodology

o   Results

o   Conclusion

o   Acknowledgement, if any

Try to keep the text clear and concise. It is recommended to use explanatory illustrations instead of text whenever possible.

Table(s) and Illustration(s)

1. Participants are encouraged to use tables and illustrations such as graphs, figures, charts, and images to make their presentations more attractive and more accessible to follow.

Poster Sessions

1. Poster presenters are expected to explain their work to the interested attendees in front of their posters during the Poster session.
2. All the Poster sessions will be held during specified times listed in the programme.
3. Please ensure that all posters have already been mounted at least one hour prior to your session.
4. Please tell us your choice of publishing a full paper with us via Google form before (date to be announced later).