Talk Presentation Guidelines

The talk presentations will be scheduled as concurrent sessions during the morning and afternoon. Each talk will be allotted a 15-minute time slot with 10-12 minutes for the presentation and 2-3 minutes allotted for questions and the transition between presenters.

Talk presenters, please prepare your 10 min research talks in GoogleSlides. This is the only format we will be supporting at the meeting. More information to come about how talks will be shared ahead of time using a GoogleSlide link.

 

Poster Guidelines

The posters should measure 48” wide X 36” tall or smaller. Pushpins will be provided.

There are two one-hour poster sessions. Authors with odd-numbered posters will present during Poster Session I and authors of the even-numbered posters will present during Poster Session II. If you have an odd-numbered poster, plan on displaying the poster when you arrive. The poster will be on display until the end of Poster Session I and authors should remain with the poster during the first hour. Following session I, the even-numbered posters will replace the odd-numbered posters and will be on display for the rest of the afternoon, with presenters of even-numbered posters standing with their posters during the second hour. Presenters are responsible for prompt removal of their posters at the end of their session.

Awards will be given for best posters in various sub-disciplines of Biology.