Presentation Options & Prizes
Oral Presentation
Accepted Oral presentations will be allocated 15 minutes. This includes 12 minutes presentation time plus 3 minutes of Q&A time. Both in-person and virtual submissions will be considered. If an virtual submission is chosen, a pre-recorded presentation must be provided (max. length 12minutes).
A Best Oral Presentation prize will also be awarded.
Posters - In-Person & Virtual
In-Person Posters
Accepted Posters will be on display over the two days of the meeting. Delegates will be able to view Posters during the lunch breaks and meet and talk with authors during the Poster Sessions. All presenters are required to attend and be at their poster for the Poster Sessions.
You will also be required to provide your poster in PDF format for the Conference App and virtual portal.
Onsite Posters:
| Poster Size | Max. A0 poster size, portrait (840 mm wide x 1180 mm H) NOTE: The poster should not be any larger than A0 size |
| Display Orientation | Portrait |
| Poster Mounting | Velcro compatible boards. |
Note: if your abstract has been selected but is unsuccessful for an oral presentation, then you will be offered a poster.
Virtual Posters
Virtual Poster presenters must provide a one-page Poster in PDF format (portrait or landscape).
Your Poster PDF will be displayed in the Poster Gallery for delegates to view. Delegates will also be able to access/download your abstract from the Poster Gallery and make comments/ask questions in the 'discussion forum' alongside your poster.
A Best Poster Presentation prize will also be awarded.
Rapid-Fire Presentations (will be selected from all submissions)
A Rapid-Fire Presentation allows for a succinct overview of your research. Each Rapid-Fire presentation has 3 minutes (max. of 3 slides).
The following are some guidelines to consider as you prepare your presentation:
- Your presentation should provide a succinct overview of what how your study was conducted and what was found (ie a brief review of your study methods and results). This can include slides describing your 1) disclosures/conflict of interest & purpose, 2) methods/results 3) conclusion/implications.
- All presentations should include any disclosures, conflicts of interest, or external funding sources. If there are no disclosures, then please indicate on your first slide that “The authors have no conflicts of interest to report”.
- Practice delivery of your presentation to ensure correct timing.
- Avoid “busy” slides that have a lot of wording. Make use of images, graphics, videos and other forms of media to demonstrate and explain important aspects of your study.
Conference Secretariat
AACB Services
Lisa King, Event Manager
E: lisa@aacb.asn.au | conference@aacb.asn.au
P: 0408 904 524