1. Presentation Format
   • Dimensions: A1 portrait orientation
   • Language: All posters should be presented in English
   • Style: Aim for clarity and accessibility; please avoid jargon where possible and explain technical terms
2. Design Recommendations
   • Title: Use a large, clear title with author names and affiliations
   • Layout: Organise content into logical sections (e.g., Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusion)
   • Fonts: Use legible fonts (minimum 24pt for body text)
   • Visuals: Prioritise figures, diagrams, and images over dense text
   • Accessibility
     • Use high-contrast colours and avoid red-green combinations
     • Fonts: Use large, legible fonts; sans-serif fonts like Arial or Calibri are recommended
   • Content
     • Acknowledge collaborators and funding sources appropriately
     • Include an ethics statement
     • Avoid excessive text; use visuals to support your narrative
3. Presentation & Timing
   • Presence: At least one author must be present during the assigned poster session (usually the first author)
   • Engagement: Be prepared to give a brief overview and answer questions
   • Setup: Posters must be mounted before the session begins and removed promptly afterwards
4. Additional Notes
   • Printing: Presenters are responsible for printing and transporting their posters
   • Support: If you require assistance or have accessibility needs, please contact the organising team in advance
5. Support
   • If you have accessibility needs or require assistance, please contact the organising team in advance: bcovs@gcu.ac.uk