Presentation schedule will be announced one week before event on Friday,
September, 4th 2026 at official event website.
Poster Format: PDF
Page set up: Portrait, 2 columns, A2 size (549mm x 420mm)
Font: The font used must be consistent and clearly legible.
Layout: Employ a grid-based layout to ensure systematic organization
and optimal readability.
Color Scheme: Select a visually appropriate color scheme that maintains
clarity and does not compromise legibility. Ensure adequate contrast between text and
background elements.
Visual Elements: Incorporate high-resolution images and graphics that
meaningfully support and enhance the scientific content, rather than serve as decorative
fillers.
Number of Visuals: Limit to a maximum of 2-3 primary figures.
Image Quality: All visual materials must be of high resolution and
clarity.
Relevance: Ensure that all visual elements directly support and
reinforce the primary message of the poster.
Original Research: Introduction, Method, Results, Discussion,
Conclusion
Case report: Introduction, Case Description, Discussion, Conclusion
All posters are required to include the event logo (BELIDI) on the
poster. (Download Logo)
Title Section
Alignment: Center the title at the top of the poster.
Additional Elements: Include the presenter's name(s) and
institutional affiliation(s) directly below the title using a smaller font size
(36-48 pt).
Results or Findings
Content: Present the primary findings using graphs, tables, or
concise bullet points. Emphasize key quantitative outcomes where applicable.
Visuals: Ensure that all figures and tables are clearly labeled,
legible, and easily interpretable.
Introduction or Objectives
Content: Provide a concise background and clearly state the study
objective(s), research question, or hypothesis using bullet points or short,
structured paragraphs.
Visuals: Include a relevant small image, conceptual framework, or
schematic diagram if it enhances clarity.
Discussion
Content: Provide a succinct interpretation of the findings,
highlighting their clinical or scientific implications using structured bullet
points or brief paragraphs.
Visuals: Include supplementary diagrams or graphical summaries if
they enhance understanding of the interpretation.
Methodology
Content: Clearly describe the study design, population, procedures,
measurements, and analytical methods using bullet points, diagrams, or flowcharts.
Visuals: Incorporate a flow diagram, study schema, or
methodological illustration to improve comprehension and transparency.
Conclusion
Content: Summarize the principal conclusions and key take-home
messages in concise bullet points or short paragraphs.
Visuals: Use minimal visual elements only if they reinforce
essential conclusions.
References
Content: List references in a clear, standardized citation format
appropriate for scientific presentations (e.g., Vancouver style).
Visuals: Maintain a clean and minimal layout; ensure the reference
list is well-organized and easily readable.
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