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UNSW FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
TASTE OF RESEARCH SUMMER SCHOLARSHIPS
2018/2019
POSTER PRESENTATION GUIDELINES AND INSTRUCTIONS
School Poster Presentation Session
School Poster Presentation Sessions will be held on Tuesday 5 February 2019, from 2:30pm to 4:00pm in the
relevant Schools. Details of venues will be sent to recipients by email prior to the sessions.
Recipients are required to give a 2 minute presentation. The PDF of the submitted poster or one slide will be
displayed during the 2 minute presentation. Recipients, Taste of Research School Coordinator(s), and Project
Supervisors/Co-supervisors will vote for who represents them by giving a Poster Presentation at the Faculty
Poster Presentation Showcase which will be held on Friday 8 February. Selection criteria are included on the
next page in this document. Each group will nominate speakers.
Faculty Poster Presentation Showcase
A Faculty Poster Presentation Showcase will be held on Friday 8 February 2019, from 12:00pm to 2:00pm
9cenues TBC. It is anticipated that some of the Faculty’s industry partners will be invited to attend the
Showcase.
At the conclusion of the Poster Presentation Showcase, those Taste of Research Scholars who have satisfied
all components of the Program will be presented with a Taste of Research Scholarship 2018/19 Certificate.
Recipients must use these Poster Presentation Guidelines and Instructions provided in the Induction Pack
(emailed to recipients when the Scholarship offer is accepted).
Recipients are required to submit their Poster online by 28 January 2019.
Role of Recipient
To prepare a technical presentation on a poster for display in limited space.
To support the presentation in person, answering questions from attendees concerning all facets of the
project.
To explain how the project has met the requirements for the Scholarship.
Role of Supervisor / Project Leader
To support the Recipient’s presentation of their work.
To ask other Recipients about their work.
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Poster Presentation Selection Criteria
Posters should be clearly marked with the research theme students wish their poster to be considered for.
The three research themes are:
1. Fundamental and Enabling Research
Solids and Applied Dynamics
Fluid Dynamics and Thermal Engineering
Signal Processing & Control
Programming Languages and Software Engineering
Advanced Materials
Design
Education
Management
2. The Digital Future
Embedded Systems and Communications
Intelligent & Autonomous Systems
Immersive Systems and Virtual Reality
Navigation and Earth Observation (NEO)
eResearch (Knowledge and Services Engineering)
3. Resources and Infrastructure for the Future
Water and Wastewater Engineering
Energy Systems, Renewable and Non-Renewable
Resources Engineering
MEMS, Micro & Nano Technologies
Advanced Manufacturing and Processing Technologies
Structural Engineering, Structures
Geomechanics, Geotechnical Engineering
Health & Medical Technologies
The following criteria will be used to evaluate posters:
Content
Aims (clearly stated)
Background & Motivation (relevance of work is clear to a lay person)
Method & Results (concise and convincing)
Conclusions (linked to aims and motivation)
Presentation
Layout & Organisation (uses colour, layout and illustrations to enhance understanding and transfer of
information)
Written Expression (clear, concise and logical)
The nominated students will be required to give a 2 minute presentation on the research work undertaken
during the course of the program at the Poster Presentation Showcase on Friday 8 February 2019. Students
can use either their Poster or one summary slide for the presentation.
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Poster Presentation Instructions
The Poster Presentation Template will be provided with all other documentation when you accept an offer of
scholarship.
Save the template in a location that suits you; your desktop, A-drive, etc.
The poster is designed for A2 size. To print to A4 sizes, select File->Print->Properties and then select A4 paper
size. You also need to choose the option scale to fit paper in the Print dialogue box.
NB: Please do not change the Page Setup. The Slides sized for: inside Page Setup must remain at Custom.
The final printout of your poster will be made by the Faculty Office in A2 size and in colour.
You must adhere to the format in the PowerPoint template (e.g. fonts and background should not be altered).
You can, of course, change the text content and figures in the template.
To get your final poster printed out
Print out your poster in A4 on a laser printer and make sure you are satisfied with the format and contents of
your poster and the poster is error-free.
NB: You must include your supervisor's name in the poster and the research theme you wish your poster to be
considered for.
Submit your poster online 28 January 2019. Also name your poster file with your name and student number.
You must send the poster as a PDF with all fonts and images embedded. If you don’t have Acrobat pro there
are a number of free utilities for windows that enable PDF creation. E.g.
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp
has a free download of the writer and the converter required. Simply install both and you will be able to print
to PDF. Make sure you select iso A2 as the page size and the “scale to fit paper” option (there are some
pictures at the end of this document). Check the PDF and submit online if you are happy with it.
This information applies to windows users only.
NB: Your poster file will NOT be processed if not conforming to the above requirement. Floppy disk, zip disk,
or CDROM will not be accepted.
Posters must be submitted 28 January 2019. Late posters will not be accepted.
Collecting your poster
Posters will be displayed on presentation boards by faculty staff 1/2hr prior to the Faculty Poster Presentation
Showcase on 8 February. Students should arrive in time to locate their poster. Posters will not be available for
collection/viewing prior to the poster presentation.
After the Showcase the posters are sent to the School Coordinator. The School may choose to display the
posters and/or return the posters to students.
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