At this year’s conference, we are providing the opportunity for members of the RSE community to present their work using posters. Posters allow presenters to present their work in an engaging way and to engage in discussions with conference attendees on a one-to-one basis.

Posters are a highly accessible approach to presenting your work, and offer a platform to share your work in a more informal setting compared to talks and walkthroughs. Due to the logistics of delivering the poster session, poster presenters are expected to attend the conference in-person.

We are particularly interested in “RSE Stories” – posters that focus on RSE research, process, and tool development, or projects where an RSE has produced software that has enabled the research or where software has had a significant impact on the project.

Posters are a highly accessible approach to presenting your work, and offer a platform to share your work in a more informal setting compared to talks and walkthroughs. Conference attendees will be invited to vote for their favourite poster, with prizes awarded in four categories.

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Showcase your research and insights by submitting a poster presentation.

Below you will find important guidelines to help you prepare and present your poster effectively, including details on the poster lightning talk. Orientation: Portrait orientated is preferred, as the poster boards are 923 x 1810mm. Content: Ensure your poster is clear and visually engaging, with a balance of text, graphics, and space.

As the conference is running for the entire month, the posters will be exhibited during all of the networking and breakout sessions, including a dedicated poster session. Furthermore, there will be several lightning talk sessions throughout the month, which you can optionally use for a very short presentation to advertise your poster.

“COLABS: an RSE-Centered Strategy for Software Sustainment in the DOE National Laboratories”, Anshu Dubey, David E. Bernholdt, and Dan Gunter

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