Guidelines for Abstract preparation:
To submit your abstract please complete the form below.
Abstracts should include the following:
Author names and institutions. Please make sure to include the Lab Head as an author (if applicable)
Scientific category, title and topic
Oral or poster presentation
Abstract text (2,500 characters, includes letters, spaces, punctuation)
Abstract Submission Form
Guidelines for poster preparation:
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Posters should be A0 portrait
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Poster material must be prepared in advance and text should be large enough to be read from a distance of 1 metre or more
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Each poster must have a top label indicating the title of the project, the names of the authors and their affiliations. The size of the characters for the title should be at least 2.5cm high
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Presenting author’s name should be underlined
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Keep illustrative material simple. Charts, drawings and illustrations are usually similar to those used in making slides - preferably with bolder, heavier figures. Simple use of color is effective for adding emphasis
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Simple 'Introduction' and 'Conclusion' sections are usually helpful. When feasible, use graphs for demonstrating qualitative relationships, use tables for precise numerical values
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Do not mail poster presentations in advance, they may not arrive in time; bring them with you to the meeting
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Please note that there will be no audio-visual equipment in the poster area
Poster Printing
The Conference Office offers a bespoke Poster Printing service for conferences and events. We will hang your poster in the allocated space and at the end of the event post it back to any destination. Click here for further information on the Poster Printing service.