Discussions and networking were in full swing at the Thermo Fisher 2022 MSD Technology Conference. New research and innovations were presented across 100 iPosters at the meeting in The Netherlands this week. Christer and Axel were on-site to support authors and presenters. We received some excellent feedback from meeting organizers and participants saying that they absolutely loved the format and interacting with the iPosters.
Rick was on-site supporting the poster sessions at the American Orthopaedic Associations’s Annual Leadership Meeting. Stakeholders came together to share research and exchange ideas about current topics and issues shaping the specialty. There were 120 iPosters on display at the event, showcasing important research in the field. The AOA have made the posters from this year’s meeting available to the public. View the poster gallery on their website here.
Last week Saga, Isak and Joe were in Pasadena, California supporting iPoster authors and participants at the American Astronomical Society (AAS) Summer meeting, AAS240.
AAS240 presenters used iPosterSessions’ built-in multimedia features to display hi-res images, GIFS, and detailed charts, maps and tables; run videos and 3D visualizations; play narrations and other audio files; and set up chats and video presentations for online discussions. It was mind blowing to see all of the creative ways that authors were able to use iPoster features to better showcase and communicate their research and ideas to participants, both in-person and virtual.
You can see one great example of this by clicking on the below poster. John Boisvert’s poster explores how Slooh’s online telescope is helping to teach k-12 students about astronomy.
Check out some other stand-out iPosters on our Cases page.
Origins and Exploration: From Stars to Cells’ was the theme behind AbSciCon 2022, Astrobiology Science Conference.
Every two years this event brings a global astrobiology community together to network and share research. This year the meeting was hybrid which meant that there were both virtual and on-site presenters and participants.
We received some glowing feedback from one participant:
These images from AbSciCon show how iPoster sessions can be structured at an in-person or hybrid meeting. Individual sessions were set up in iPoster Theaters. These were for more structured and formal presentations. For multiple consecutive sessions, rows of touch screens were set up in an iPoster Hall. This provided the opportunity for more casual discussions with poster authors. Finally, there were browsing screens available at any time for attendees who wished to explore further outside of official presentation times.
Check out the participants of Last week’s V Foundation Scholar Summit! Joe was onsite for the summit in Raleigh North Carolina. Scholars presented their vital work in cancer research to their peers. Congratulations to poster winners, Siddhartha Mitra and David Soto-Pantoja who were awarded a cash prize for a combination of their presented research, iPoster design, and presentation skills. We’re very proud to have been a part of this important research showcase.
To find out more about the V-Foundation for Cancer Research visit their website here.
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