Neuroscience Day 2021 - Posters

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Presenting a poster at Neuroscience Day 2021

If you would like to present your research at the meeting you have two options:

• An in-person poster presentation at the meeting venue. There will be 40 poster boards available and these will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. We may not be able to accomodate all in-person poster board requests.
• An online poster. A pdf of your poster will be uploaded to a secure platform that registered meeting delegates (in-person and virtual) can access. In your poster you can provide details of how delegates can reach you (perhaps a zoom-room) during the poster sessions.

To request a poster slot (virtual or in-person) please complete the poster slot request form. You will be asked to provide a poster title, authors, affiliations, theme you want you poster to be assigned, and (if virtual presentation) a meeting link.

Poster information

• Guidelines for Making and Presenting a Great Poster: You can read our guidelines on how to make and present a great poster here. There are hints and tips on effective layout and content presentation, and also how to give a good verbal presentation on the day. Make the most of the effort you are putting in to your poster! 
• List of posters at the meeting: A full list of posters being presented (in-person and virtual) will be available in the meeting handbook which is pre-circulated. This will include links to allow you to meet poster presenters online.
• In-person poster board dimensions: The poster boards at the venue are A0 portrait orientation (120 cm high by 84 cm wide). We may not be able to accommodate your poster if it does not fit these dimensions.

Deadlines

• Deadline for submission of poster presentation requests: noon, Monday 13 September 2021
• Deadline for online poster Pdfs: All posters  being presented (whether virtual or in person) will need to supply a pdf for uploading to the secure server at the venue. This file should be emailed to edinburgh.neuroscience@ed.ac.uk by Friday 17 September 2021.