Moments from previous live events

AAS 242

last week Joe and Felicity supported the iPoster sessions at AAS 242. The American Astronomical Society is the largest professional organization for astronomers in the United States. It holds annual meetings to showcase the latest research and discoveries in astronomy and astrophysics. 

We have been working with the AAS since 2017 and were, as usual, blown away by the creativity and the content that go into their authors iPosters. Over 200 presentations were created for AAS 242, the summer meeting, in Albuquerque. The presentations were displayed across 40 screens over the five day event. We were  able to utilize our new  control desk feature to  automatically load the posters onto each screen prior to the start of the sessions.
 

A presenter and an attendee interacting with an iPoster at AAS 242.
A presenter showcasing their research on an iPoster at AAS 242. Two attendees are standing next to the presenter and looking at the screen.
A crowd of presenters and attendees during one of the poster sessions at the AAS 242 Meeting.
A presenter wearing a mask stands beside their iPoster on a standing screen at the AAS 242 summer meeting.
Two people facing an iPoster on a large standing screen at AAS 242.
A presenter stands beside their iPoster on a standing screen at the AAS 242 summer meeting.

A Space Conference on Climate Change

Our lead project manager Isak, has just wrapped up in Oslo at the Global Space Conference on Climate Change 2023 (GLOC 2023). The event brought together experts from space and climate sectors to discuss how space-based solutions can help address the challenges of climate change.

GLOC 2023 was organized by the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and the Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA). Some topics covered throughout the event included climate change impacts on the environment, applications and services driven by climate change, impacts of a changing climate on policy and law and more.

There were over 75 iPosters created and presented by researchers in 10 minute lightning sessions across two days. Congratulations to all presenters for a fantastic job done. 

A person presenting an iPoster to a small crowd at GLOC 2023.
2 people standing either side of a large screen with an iPoster on it at GLOC 2023.
A person presenting an iPoster on a large screen at GLOC 2023. while another person stands opposite them and looks at the screen.
A person presenting a PDF+ poster on a large screen at GLOC 2023.
A person presenting an iPoster on a large screen at GLOC 2023.
A crowd of people gathered around a large screen watching a person presenting an iPoster at GLOC 2023.

AERA Annual Meeting

The 2023 American Educational Research Association (AERA) annual meeting featured a diverse range of research presentations, including a number of engaging and informative iPresentations. We also provided a platform for access to all presentations made during the conference. This included papers delivered during panel discussions, roundtable discussions, workshops symposia and more. There have been over 2000 presentations created and uploaded to the gallery so far. The in-person component has just wrapped up in Chicago and the virtual event will take place in early May.

The AERA Annual Meeting was the first conference to use our newly integrated accessibility widget. This is a major step towards creating a more inclusive online environment. With this widget users with disabilities can easily navigate and interact with the iPoster interactive templates. The widget’s AI-powered technology automatically adjusts the interface to accommodate different accessibility needs. This includes screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, and color contrast adjustments. The widget’s user-friendly interface allows users to customize their experience to suit their specific needs, making it easier to access and understand the content on iPosters. We will continue tweaking the widget as we receive user feedback on it. This integration on the interactive templates is a win for accessibility and inclusivity in the science sharing community.

AERA annual meeting presentations sessions: Close-up of an i-Presentation Screen with a table showing research results. In front of the screen we can see the silhouettes of two persons viewing the data.
A presenter in the i-Presentation hall at the American Educational Research Association AERA 2023 Annual Meeting
A presenter in the i-Presentation hall at the American Educational Research Association AERA 2023 Annual Meeting
A Presenter posing next to an i-presentation on a screen whilst another person takes a picture of them. They are at the American Educational Research Association AERA 2023 Annual Meeting
Wide shot of the crowd and display screens in the i-Presentation hall at the American Educational Research Association AERA 2023 Annual Meeting
Presenters taking a selfie in the i-Presentation hall at the American Educational Research Association AERA 2023 Annual Meeting
Close-up of an i-Presentation Screen with a table showing research results. In front of the screen we can see the silhouettes of two persons viewing and pointing at the data.

Trexperts: Skin of Color Society

Really happy to be onsite in NOLA for the 19th annual Skin of Color Society  (SOCS) Scientific Symposium. There were over 130 iPosters created for the event. The research was compiled and presented by both students and professionals at various levels  in the dermatology field.

two people stand facing each other and talking in front of a screen with an iPoster displayed on it at the Skin of Color Society conference.
two people stand facing each other and talking in front of a screen with an iPoster displayed on it at the Skin of Color Society conference.
A person poses next to a screen with an iPoster displayed on it whilst another person takes a photo on a phone.

Melanoma Research Alliance Scientific Retreat

The Melanoma Research Alliance (MRA) Scientific Retreat took place in Washington DC with a virtual component for those unable to make it in person. There were 30 iPosters created for the event which were displayed across 15 large standing screens. The conference is an opportunity for key stakeholders across the field to network and share and present new ideas and issues within this important field of research.