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Research Poster Guidelines
Poster preparation
The following guidelines are for both physical, in-person posters and ePosters. You should upload the same poster to the ePoster system that you display as a physical poster in Anaheim.
Poster templates
We encourage you to use one of the downloadable poster templates, which are designed to be compatible with the ePoster system and meet the printed poster guidelines. These templates are optional to use.​
All the subheadings in the rubric (Title, Abstract, Introduction/Hypotheses, Methods, Results, Discussion/Conclusions) must be indicated on the poster.
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Poster & text size
Posters can have a maximum size of 46 inches x 46 inches (117 cm x 117 cm). Please note that if your poster exceeds these size limits, it may be cut, folded, or otherwise modified to fit the allotted display room.
All text should be a minimum of 24 pt. font (approximately 0.3 inches or 0.8 cm height) and readable from a distance of 5-7 feet (1.5-1.7 meters).
Headings for abstract title and numbering for subsections should be a minimum of 72 pt. font (approximately 1 inch or 2.5 cm height).
Subheadings should be a minimum of 36 pt. font (approximately 0.5 inches or 1 cm height).
Title and authors
Your title must contain the following information:
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Abstract Poster number
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Title as submitted on your abstract.
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Presenting author and all co-authors.
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Affiliation(s).
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Content
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Your poster presentation should contain a clear description of the following:
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Background of your study (why you did this work).
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Method(s) used to achieve a solution.
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Results obtained (figures, tables, etc.).
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Conclusions and importance of your work.
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Please note that you must provide additional information from what was submitted in your abstract. It is not acceptable to present a poster that is identical to your abstract.