POSTER GUIDELINES
Before you begin, please prepare the following information
Presenting author's contact details:
- Email address
- Full postal address
- Daytime and evening phone number
Author and co-author's details:
- Full first and family name(s)
- Affiliation details: department, institution / hospital, city, state (if relevant), country
- Abstract text – limited to 250 words
Abstracts must be submitted with the following sections:
- Background and aims
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusions
- Abstract topic
- 3 Learning objectives at the end of the abstract
Important Information
For your Poster Presentation
Please prepare both an onsite and an online version of your poster:
Onsite version
A0 - Printed
Displayed physically at the conference poster area.
Online version
A4 - PDF
Uploaded to the platform for virtual attendees.
Landscape format not accepted - portrait only
Poster content: Your poster should provide a clear, concise, and non-technical overview of your work, explaining what you did, why you did it, and what you found. Rather than presenting a full paper, your poster should communicate the key message and conclusions, encouraging discussion with conference participants.
Consistency: All materials displayed on your poster should relate directly to your presentation and be consistent with the abstract submitted to the EMDR Europe Conference Scientific Committee.
Poster design: For the printed poster, we recommend:
· Title in 3 cm print or larger.
· Authors' names and affiliations in approximately 1.5 cm print.
· Large, readable text throughout (avoid standard 12-point font).
· Clearly labelled graphs, figures, tables, photographs, and other visual aids.
Readability: Your poster should be easy to read from a distance of 1–2 meters.
Visual appearance: Keep your poster neat, well-organised, and visually engaging. The thoughtful use of colours, clear headings, and high-quality graphics is encouraged. Handwritten elements are not recommended.
