Take an Active Role in the Conference and Present a Poster

Did you know that 85% of our conference attendees stated that reviewing posters onsite is one of the top features of our events? Get your research in front of your peers and make your mark in this industry - it could lead to exciting opportunities within your company.

Justify Your Trip - presenting a poster at a scientific conferences helps justify the time and cost for you to attend the conference. Not only are you attending the conference to learn new techniques and strategies, but you are also gaining your company the recognition it deserves for its innovative research findings, successful business model, unique service proposition, or creative business strategy.

Share - this is your opportunity to offer your experience, expertise and insights to fellow colleagues and potential partners.

Gain Recognition - all posters and their presenters will be displayed for all attendees, exhibitors, and presenters to see in the exhibit hall viewing during exhibit hall hours and networking activities.

The deadline to submit an abstract online is April 2, 2012 to have the abstract be included in the conference materials. Poster abstracts and registrations received after April 2, 2012 are subject to availability of an onsite poster board and will not be included in the conference materials. Full payment of conference registration and poster fees must also be received by this date for the abstract to be included in the conference materials and a poster board assignment to be made.

Submit a Poster

Any registered conference attendee may register to present a poster. Posters should be PORTRAIT orientation, with maximum dimensions of 36 inches wide (3 feet) x 48 inches high (4 feet). Please verify poster dimensions before printing your poster. Oversize posters may not fit. Only one poster presentation is allowed per registered attendee/author.

Please note: Poster presentations may not be used as exhibit displays or for marketing purposes. All posters are subject to approval by conference organizers.