12th International Symposium on Bioluminescence & Chemiluminescence

Preparing your presentation: oral or poster

Presentations
Delegates submitting an abstract can indicate their preference for making their presentation either in oral form (lecture) or as a poster - see Abstract Submission Form. The Scientific Programme Co-chairmen have built the final symposium programme from the submitted abstracts and informed each presenter if they are making an oral presentation (lecture) or a poster presentation.

Oral presentations
These will be in the form of lectures of 20 minutes (including 5 minutes of chaired discussion). A wide range of audio-visual equipment is available.

• Laptop presentations with Powerpoint and videos can be made. You must bring your own laptop. PCs, any version of windows is OK. If the Mac is an old machine then an interface lead to 15 pin is required to be supplied by the author. Newer versions of Macs have this already installed. We recommend that you bring a backup copy of your slides in standard 35 mm format.
  

Poster presentations
Each board is 1.2 m wide x 0.9m high; posters should be attached using Velcro fastenings (which will be provided by Robinson College). Please ensure that text is big enough to be easily read at a distance of 1 metre -- so this will mean about a 14-16 pt font.

Also on this website:

• Instructions to authors of abstracts and manuscripts

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