Selection of Abstracts for Posters
Submitted abstracts will be peer reviewed and accepted/rejected for presentation as a poster. The closing date for submissions is 24 Feb 2006. Abstracts will be reviewed as soon as possible after submission, usually within a few days.
Abstract Submission...
Full details of abstract submission and review status are on the Abstracts page.
Warning
Presenters are strongly advised NOT to leave their poster tubes or cases in
the poster areas. The organisers will not be held responsible for any losses
which may be incurred.
Poster Competitions
Last year's winner at HGM2005 (360K )
Info for Poster Presenters
Poster Sessions
All posters must be in position by 10.00 on 1st June 2006 and will remain on display for the duration of the meeting.
Please check your Poster Number on the Abstract Status page. (NB This is different from the Submission Number which was sent to you on acceptance of your abstract).
All presenters MUST be at their posters at the specified times. If, for any reason, you are unable to be at your poster at the designated times you MUST put a note on the board advising delegates of an alternative session time when you will be available.
Poster Session times can be found via the Programme page.
Removal of posters: Posters must be removed on 3rd June between 14:15 and 15:30. After this time, any poster which has not NOT been removed may be taken down and disposed of.
Once again, can we remind you that you should NOT leave poster tubes or cases in the poster areas. The organisers will not be held responsible for any losses which may be incurred.
Poster Boards
Poster Boards are 1m x 1m.
Fixing method: Appropriate fixing material will be supplied at the HUGO/Registration Desk.
Poster Preparation Guidelines
Don't forget the two Poster Competitions.
- The heading of the poster should include your title, authors, and addresses/affiliations
- Choose the key message(s) that you wish to convey (no more than 3 typically)
- Use headings to highlight each point
- Keep text to a minimum - do not simply enlarge an abstract
- Make use of graphs, charts, tables, and columns
- Keep lettering as large as possible, at least 2-3cm to make your poster readable from about 1m away
- Make use of colour to highlight key points
- Remember, there will be several hundred posters. Those that make a quick impression with a clear message are more likely to be noticed
Updated Wednesday, 24-May-2006 15:01:53 BST
