7/27/2019 DMI Poster Template A1p

1/1

Subtitle

Photo

12x12cm

300 dpi

Name / Surname

University

Country

email

Web page

Area of Research

K-words

Theme

You are encourage to use graphics

we suggest you use:- Min Size Font 18

- graphics/pictures, 300 dpi

- Bibliography

- This layout is only a suggestion you are

free to modify it as you see fit.

Use This Space to Insert Title of Your Paper YourUniversity

Logo

here insert your research, including

methodology and approach;please, if possible, underline

didactic activities related to your researchWe congratulate you that your paper has been accepted for a poster presentation during the DMI

2012 International Research Conference.

We want to encourage you to invest a comparable amount of effort in the design of your poster, as

you would do in the preparation of an oral presentation. A well-designed poster draws the

attention of other delegates to your work and can be the start of a valuable discussion and even

cooperation. Contacts coming from a poster presentation are usually intensive because they

involve a one-to-one discussion between author and visitor instead of a one-directional

presentation.

Posters will be displayed in one of the main conference areas. They will be grouped together

according to the themes of the conference tracks. There will be designated times for all poster

presentations; during these times you should stand next to your poster and be prepared to answer

questions and discuss your research. Normally you would have copies of your paper available for

those who would like to read it.

The aims of the poster are to:

present the main topic and the most important results of your research in a visually attractive and

engaging manner. Further information comes in the form of a discussion with your visitors.

promote collaborative thinking and analysis between delegates

Preparing your poster

The space available is a standing format of 80 cm (32 inches) wide and 110 cm (44 inches) high.

Please put all the authors names and affiliations on the poster. It is also helpful if you put a

photograph of the presenting author on the poster

Make the poster by printing all of your slides (i.e. the handouts if you were presenting your paper

to an audience) on a single large sheet of paper, or attach separately printed pages on to one large

sheet.

Normally there should be a maximum of six-eight letter / A4-sized slides in your poster.

To create an effective poster, keep your audience in mind and focus on the information that is

most relevant to the conference theme. Make your poster visually pleasing by including a mixture

of texts and graphics, but do not overload delegates with too much information. Be selective and

focus on the key themes

Although there is no minimum or required font for posters, you should ensure that your font is

large enough (e.g. 18 points and more) for visitors to be able to read it clearly

Graphics are a great way to make your poster more visually appealing. Be creative and use

different types of graphics (photographs, graphs, etc.) to enhance your ideas