University of Manitoba - Manitoba Institute for Materials - MMC 2017 Poster Competition
MMC 2017 Poster Competition

 


Poster Compeition Results


 

MMC 2017 Awards


Poster Abstract Booklet


The updated Abstract booklet is now available here.

 

 


Poster Abstract Information


 

Please fill out the Abstract submission template (*Abstract Submission is closed*) using a pdf reader/writter, save, and send as an attachment to Jennifer Low. You will receive a confirmation e-mail. 

Please note the abstract submission template has been tested on the following combinations:
Mac OS EI Captain 10.11.3 - Adobe Pro, Preview
Windows 7- Foxit, Adobe Reader
Ubuntu 15.10; Okular, Acrobat 9, Evince
This form is not Chrome friendly, if you fill out the form it will save a blank template.

Your listed program will be used to divide the posters into competition categories, if you prefer not to be included in the poster competition, do not fill in this section. The advisor's name will be used to prevent conflict of interests for poster judging and to assist others in obtaining more information. 

If you are submitting an abstract a registration form must also be completed. (*registration is closed*)

Deadline: April 28th, 2017. 

 

Please note there are a limited number of poster boards available! This year we will be using 4' by 8' tack boards and expect TWO posters to fit on each side, please abide by the dimensions below.

 


 Poster Preparation, Presentation and Judging Details


Location: EITC Atrium

Criteria for posters


Dimensions:

  • Maximum width: 46 inches (3.8 feet)
  • Maximum height: 46 inches (3.8 feet)
  • There will be two posters on each side of the board, please stay within the above dimensions.

Content:

The poster should include work done in the last year.

Schedule:

Please see the program for up to date details.

Judging:

The posters will be reviewed by multiple judges. During the first round, the judges will review the posters alone. Multiple judges will rank each poster and a shortlist will be developed for a second round of judging. In the second judging round, the shortlisted presenters will be asked by the judges to give a brief (180 second) summary of the poster – the time limit will be strictly applied.
Each poster will be scored in three categories:

    • Presentation: effectiveness of visual and verbal communication
    • Clarity: methodology and impact of work
    • Quality: control/reproducibility of results

The best presentations will be invited (regardless of category) to compete for an additional cash prize. In the spirit of recent popular thesis presentations by the University of Manitoba’s 3MT® and PhD Comics’s 2 Minute Thesis Contest, the participants will be given 180 seconds to present their poster to the entire conference and an independent judging panel. The presentation will take place with the poster projected onto the lecture theatre screen and the time limit will be strictly enforced.


Please come prepared and bring your poster in a printed format and electronic format (e.g. USB key).

Please note there are a limited number of poster boards available.