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The poster presentation is an integral part of the scientific journey. It plays an important role in developing the research career of the researcher, especially novice researchers and budding scientists. The process of poster presentation begins with the abstract submission to the conference secretariat. Once the abstract is accepted for presentation, the preparation of the poster begins. Before making the poster, it is essential to draft, review and revise the content in IMRaD format without much emphasis on the discussion. Then design the poster using presentation or any other designing software, review and revise the content in the layout before printing it. When designing the poster’s layout, organize illustrations and text using a grid plan, placing most significant findings at eye level and using muted background colours. It is better to keep the content less, with good illustrations to attract the viewers’ attention. Once the content and design are completed, it is important to edit carefully and review meticulously. Before the presentation at the conference, rehearse the presentation to improve the flow of thoughts. Utilize the opportunity to develop the science and network with peers. Poster presentations, when done well, can significantly contribute to scientific and career advancement. This article aims to provide a comprehensive approach to preparing a poster and making a successful presentation.
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Gokulakrishnan, K., Srikumar, B.N. (2023). Poster Presentation at Scientific Meetings. In: Jagadeesh, G., Balakumar, P., Senatore, F. (eds) The Quintessence of Basic and Clinical Research and Scientific Publishing. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1284-1_49
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