Explore more real-world examples of interactive poster sessions, digital poster presentations, and multimedia research showcases powered by iPosterSessions at scientific, medical, educational, and professional events.
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Rocket Science and Sustainability
Rocket Science and Sustainability – two concepts you don’t often put together. But they were central to the International Astronautical Federation’s IAC25 event in Sydney Australia, with the theme “Sustainable Space : Resilient Earth”. We were down-under with them, providing our platform to over 1,000 scientists, engineers, educators, policy-makers, and other experts from 88 countries, who created iPosters to present their work. The more than 7,500 delegates met the authors and explored the presentations on 60 interactive touch screens over the 5 day event.
Topics covered the key issues in space science and exploration – from micro gravity to space communications & navigation, extraterrestrial life to earth observation, planetary defense to the law of outer space – but what made this year’s Congress rather unique and particularly inspiring was the inclusion and elevation of Indigenous science, and how structured collaboration between Western and Indigenous science can unlock new insights into space and sustainability.
Quoting from the introduction to one of the Plenary presentations:
“Indigenous Peoples, on the front lines of climate change for generations, have long been architects of climate resilience and complex systems. Through enduring relationships with the land, they have developed sophisticated understandings of complex environments via interaction, observation, experimentation, and stewardship, offering vital insights into what a resilient Earth and sustainable Space future can look like.” Amen to that!
We’re looking forward to working with IAF again in June in Kigali, Rwanda, on their Global Space Conference on Climate Change: GLOC 2026.
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Towards a Thriving Planet: Charting the Course Across Scales
The American Meteorological Society annual meeting is nowhere near our largest meeting, nor our most technologically complex. But it is certainly one of our most consequential, given the current state of climate and extreme weather events. And its theme “Towards a Thriving Planet: Charting the Course Across Scales “ succinctly sums up the meeting’s and the Society’s vision and mission.
Climate and weather affect us in varying ways on local, regional, global, and temporal scales. Extreme weather events such as heat waves, floods, and wildfires are likely to exacerbate impacts on regional and local spatial scales. On longer timescales, communities are increasingly facing chronic stressors such as drought, ecosystem transformation, and sea level rise. Climate change is also taking a toll on human health and well-being, fueling migrations and political upheavals.Towards a Thriving Planet is an opportunity for researchers, governments and private industry to share knowledge, collaborate, and address the challenges of integrating research and societal decision-making . Our dynamic iPoster technology gives all of these stakeholders the ability to create and explore interactive, multimedia presentations that set forth the research in all of the detail needed – both onsite at the event and online, any time and anywhere.
Enhanced Visualization of Complex Data
• Meteorology relies heavily on data visualization, including satellite imagery, climate models, and weather pattern simulations. iPosters allow researchers to embed high-resolution images, interactive charts, animations, and videos, making complex information easier to interpret.Real-time Interactivity
• Unlike static posters, iPosters enable dynamic content, such as real-time weather maps, animated climate simulations, and interactive graphs that allow users to explore different variables.Integration of Multiple Media Formats
• Researchers can include audio explanations, embedded datasets, and links to external resources (e.g., NOAA, NASA, or ECMWF climate models) to provide a more comprehensive presentation.For more information about our work with AMS – or anything else we do – CONTACT US HERE!
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What’s next for Science?
At a time when the validity of scientific research is being questioned, and science itself being turned into an ideological issue, it is an honor to be providing our iPoster technology to the world’s largest gathering of Earth and Space scientists: the 2024 American Geophysical Union annual meeting in Washington DC.
Over 25,000 scientists, educators, policymakers, journalists, and communicators, from over 100 countries are gathered here to better understand our planet and environment – to open pathways to discovery, create greater awareness to address climate change, facilitate collaborations that lead to solutions, and to make the fields and professions of science accessible, diverse, and inclusive.
This is our 8th year working with AGU, and our biggest yet: over 9,000 professional and student researchers are presenting their work on our iPoster Platform. 4 daily eLightning sessions in 6 eLightning theaters, running concurrently. A lot of energy and a lot of great science. We’re looking forward to starting work on AGU25 in New Orleans.
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