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<p>Each team is given one poster slot, and only students listed on the team's roster can present the poster during the scheduled Poster Sessions at the Giant Jamboree. </p>
 
<p>Each team is given one poster slot, and only students listed on the team's roster can present the poster during the scheduled Poster Sessions at the Giant Jamboree. </p>
 
 
<p>On this page you will find the <a href="#requirements">poster requirements</a>, including <a href="#guidelines">poster guidelines</a> </p>
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<p>On this page you will find the <a href="#requirements">poster requirements</a>, <a href="#guidelines">poster guidelines</a>, including: <a href="#components"> expected poster components</a><a href="#font_sizes">font sizes</a> </p>
 
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<p>In iGEM, the purpose of the poster is to communicate the project to others in a very concise, yet engaging manner. Many posters in the past have been “busy” and “unbalanced” with regards to text, figures, and space. Although past winning posters may not have had this balance, it will be an important criterion in judging this year and in future iGEM Jamborees. </p>
 
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<p> This year, we will have scheduled poster sessions on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the Giant Jamboree. Teams are assigned to the poster sessions that are scheduled on the day of their presentation. Each team is expected to present their poster at their assigned sessions. Your assigned poster session will be available closer to the event.</p>
This year, we will have scheduled poster sessions on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the Giant Jamboree. Teams are assigned to the poster sessions that are scheduled on the day of their presentation. Each team is expected to present their poster at their assigned sessions. Please see the <a href="">poster assignment sheet</a> to identify your assigned poster session.
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<p> In 2018, teams were assigned to the next poster session after their presentation. e.g. If your presentation was in Presentation Session A or B in the morning, your poster session would then be in Poster Session A & B during the lunch time break. If your presentation was in Presentation Session C or D in the afternoon, your poster session would be in Poster Session C & D at the end of the day. </p>
  
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Onsite printing services are available through FedEx at the Hynes Convention Center. For details, please visit their website: <a href="https://www.fedex.com/us/office/Hotels-Conventions/hynes-convention-center.html">Hynes Convention Center Fedex</a>.
 
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Teams are assigned to the next poster session after their presentation. e.g. If your presentation is in Presentation Session A or B in the morning, your poster session will be in Poster Session A & B during the lunch time break. If your presentation is in Presentation Session C or D in the afternoon, your poster session will be in Poster Session C & D at the end of the day etc. </p>
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<p>In addition, some teams have elected to display supplemental materials at their poster station. These displays have included laptop/tablet presentations, team prepared pamphlets/handouts, and 3-D printed models. The supplemental materials will not be factored into the judging of the poster.<br> If you have a large display, you may want to apply for a spot in the <a href="https://2018.igem.org/Giant_Jamboree/Information_for_Teams/Exhibition_Space">Exhibition Space</a> at the Giant Jamboree.</p>
 
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2. Poster

Each team is given one poster slot, and only students listed on the team's roster can present the poster during the scheduled Poster Sessions at the Giant Jamboree.

On this page you will find the poster requirements, poster guidelines, including: expected poster componentsfont sizes

Poster Requirements

  • Each team can present one (1) poster during the Giant Jamboree
  • Poster dimensions cannot exceed 4 ft x 4 ft (1.22 m x 1.22 m)
  • Only students listed on the team roster can present the poster during the scheduled poster sessions at the Giant Jamboree
  • Teams must print their poster prior to the Giant Jamboree and bring it with them
  • Teams must submit a PDF copy of their poster to iGEM Headquarters at the Giant Jamboree (details on how to submit will be provided closer to the Giant Jamboree)
Note

Your poster may be smaller than these dimensions, but it cannot be larger. If your poster is larger, you may take up more space than the poster boards will allow, causing issues for the team next to you.

Poster Guidelines

In iGEM, the purpose of the poster is to communicate the project to others in a very concise, yet engaging manner. Many posters in the past have been “busy” and “unbalanced” with regards to text, figures, and space. Although past winning posters may not have had this balance, it will be an important criterion in judging this year and in future iGEM Jamborees.

Expected iGEM Poster Components

Teams should plan to have the following components on their poster in some manner:

  • Title
  • Team
  • Authors and their Affiliated Institution(s)
  • Introduction
  • Methodology
  • Results/Conclusions
  • Acknowledgments
  • Funding Attributions (if applicable)

Past iGEM teams have also elected to include additional components on their posters such as:

  • Abstract
  • Objectives
  • Motivation
  • Team Achievements
  • Future Directions
  • Human Practices
  • Parts Submitted

Font sizes

Font size must be readable from a distance. Recommended font sizes are:

  • 44 pt for headers
  • 38-40 pt for body text
  • 18-24 pt for captions beneath figures
  • 18 pt for references

Presenting Your Poster at the Giant Jamboree

This year, we will have scheduled poster sessions on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the Giant Jamboree. Teams are assigned to the poster sessions that are scheduled on the day of their presentation. Each team is expected to present their poster at their assigned sessions. Your assigned poster session will be available closer to the event.

In 2018, teams were assigned to the next poster session after their presentation. e.g. If your presentation was in Presentation Session A or B in the morning, your poster session would then be in Poster Session A & B during the lunch time break. If your presentation was in Presentation Session C or D in the afternoon, your poster session would be in Poster Session C & D at the end of the day. 

Printing at the Giant Jamboree

Onsite printing services are available through FedEx at the Hynes Convention Center. For details, please visit their website: Hynes Convention Center Fedex.

Note

In addition, some teams have elected to display supplemental materials at their poster station. These displays have included laptop/tablet presentations, team prepared pamphlets/handouts, and 3-D printed models. The supplemental materials will not be factored into the judging of the poster.
If you have a large display, you may want to apply for a spot in the Exhibition Space at the Giant Jamboree.

Example Poster: Heidelberg 2015

Team Heidelberg 2015 won Best Poster, Undergraduate at the Giant Jamboree in 2015. Their poster is shown below as an example of a balanced poster with overall visual appeal:

Catch It If You Can

Heidelberg 2015