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Conference Poster

pwd · 2010-09-14 08:12:17

I need to submit an abstract for a conference poster. I haven't done one before, so any pointers would be helpful.

14-09-2010 8:12am

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I need to submit an abstract for a conference poster. I haven't done one before, so any pointers would be helpful.

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#2 14-09-2010 11:57am

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Make sure you follow the conference guidelines for abstracts first off.

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#3 15-09-2010 4:05pm

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Any time I've submitted an abstract that was accepted I followed the old

Aims
Literature
Method
results
Discussion (V SMALL)

formula. Remember that a poster is usually for a continuing project for the showcasing of a method or interim results, so they don't expect you do have findings/discussion yet, so I wouldn't worry about that.

Most conferences like posters that are a little bit unusual, so that they can be seen to be promoting breaking research, but without risking the academic cache of their conference, so you can afford to be a little bit original, but don't go mad.

Hope that helps...

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