CMBE Presenter Page
Poster Presenter Details:
Poster Size:
- All posters should lay flat when unrolled and able to completely fit within and affixed to a 4ft tall x 6ft wide cork display board.
- Print poster horizontally for optimal viewing.
- Posters may be taped or tacked to the board— push pins will be available on each cork display board.
Poster Materials:
- Poster session materials can be one or more of the following:
- Thin cardboard, regular paper, or cloth with text of the actual research paper printed in large text
- Photos and graphics
- Thin cardboard or regular paper copies of PowerPoint slides
- Overlapping paper will not be allowed, and we will have to take down those posters from display if they exceed 4ft tall x 6 ft wide.
- Three-dimensional items that cannot be attached with tape or push pins will not be allowed.
- Due to space restrictions, we cannot provide tables for additional display space, but the cork boards will be attached to their stand.
Presentation Details:
Cork display boards will be numbered with a card corresponding to the number we assigned your poster in the exhibit hall.
You will display your poster only in your designated location on the presentation day.
Presentation Day:
Posters can be put up starting on Jan 3 at 7am. Posters should be taken down by Jan 6 at 1pm
CMBE is not responsible for any poster left out after 1:00 PM on January 6th.
Oral Presenter Details:
Room Setup:
Your room will be set with 16:9 wide screen HDMI projection. You will have access to a Window s-compatible computer, projector, screen, a podium with microphone, Wi-Fi, and overhead sound.
If you are using animations in your presentation, we recommend you bring a second deck that excludes these in the event they do not transfer properly on the presentation day.
Presentation Day:
Please arrive at least 20 min early to test your presentation and perform a sound check. Prior to arrival, please upload your presentation to a memory stick or flash drive. If you are having difficulties or need help (e.g., transferability), please do not try to connect to another laptop — including your own.
If you have additional questions, please contact Ben Crosgrove - bdc68@cornell.edu and Keyue Shen - keyue.shen@usc.edu