GENERAL INFORMATION
Posters are visual presentations of research results. Poster sessions offer researchers the chance to present their work in a visual form and provide opportunities for interaction and discussions.

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Posters will be on display in the conference place during the assigned period.
• Poster boards, associated with numbers, will be provided by the organizing committee.
• Poster authors are invited to display their poster on the board associated with their poster number at the beginning of the conference.
• Two Poster sessions will be scheduled during the conference.
  • Friday 28th October from 1:30pm to 3:30pm 
  • Saturday 29th October from 1:30pm to 3:30pm.
• Poster authors are invited to be present near their poster during these two slots, so that conference delegates can meet and discuss with poster authors.

POSTER FORMAT GUIDELINES

• Participants are expected to print and bring their own poster.
• Poster format should be A0 (84x120cm). A poster presentation includes one single poster.
• We recommend that posters should include at least:
  • the title (lettering at least 2.54 cm or 72 point, bold)
  • the author(s)’name(s) (lettering at least 2.54 cm or 72 point, bold)
  • an abstract (lettering at least 0.95 cm or 27 point, 300-words or less)
  • an introduction part
  • a methodology part
  • a results part
  • a conclusion part
  • and, when suitable, tables and figures
• Clearly indicate the sections or parts of your poster
• Bear in mind that your poster will be viewed from distances of 1,5 meters or more
• Keep your poster simple

WHERE TO MAKE POSTERS AND COPIES?

• Posters as well as Copies are available from Docu-Plaza on campus 8:30am-7:00pm Monday through Friday and 8:30am-2:00pm on Saturday, at CheongUnGwan (B1 floor).

• Out from the campus, the Copydesk (우리문화사) is also available 8:00am-8:00pm Monday through Friday and 8:00am-5:00pm on Saturday, 200m walking straight out from the main gate of the campus and it is next to the Home Plus market.