Why Should You Submit a Poster?
- FOCUSED DISCUSSIONS: Posters offer the opportunity to engage with others also interested in the same subject and application as yourself which could potentially lead to future collaboration.
- RECEIVE IMPARTIAL CRITIQUES: An insightful, impartial discussion of your work by a peer can often provide ideas for improving your work downstream.
- SHARPEN YOUR PRESENTATION SKILLS: Presenting a poster enables you to explain a concept in different ways to see which method is most well received and practice your visual and oral presentations.
- HONE YOUR IDEAS: A poster is ideal for early stages of the research, when you may not have much more than an idea, and you stand to benefit a lot from discussing your idea with other researchers from the same field.
The deadline to submit an abstract is Tuesday, Febraury 3.
Full payment for conference and poster fee must be received by this date). After that date posters are on a space-available basis.
Poster Hall Hours
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
3:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
10:00 am - 6:30 pm
Thursday, May 12, 2016
10:30 am - 2:00 pm
Submit a Poster Abstract by February 3rd
The deadline to submit an abstract is February 3 and the poster PDF is due on February 17.
Onsite printed poster dimensions must not exceed 35" wide x 82" high in portrait layout.
Please note: This poster submission is meant for Main Conference Pass and Main Conference + Workshop Pass Holders ONLY. If you are a sponsor, and would like to submit a poster, please contact (Companies A-F): Jennifer Wickett, JWickett@informaconnectls.com or (Companies G-Z): Michael Moriarty, MMoriarty@informaconnectls.com.
**Only 1 poster presentation is allowed per registered attendee/author**
24-26 Feb, 2026
Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba Tokyo, Japan
Fill out Form to Submit a Poster
Presentations should be free of commercial bias as well as any references to commercial products and services. All selected faculty are required to disclose the existence of any significant financial interest. Financial interest may affect the consideration of your presentation/proposal application.
