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CALL FOR POSTERS

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

 

JBI invites you to apply to present a virtual research poster related to EBHC Methodology for the Future at the JBI iGNITE Methodology Symposium.

The JBI iGNITE virtual poster session provides a platform to share works in progress, new research directions and challenges in EBHC methodology. We invite poster abstracts that present new ideas, ongoing research, recently published work (2024–2026), or preliminary findings in methodology research. 

IMPORTANT DATES:

  • Submission deadline: 26 April 2026
  • Notification of poster acceptance: 25 May 2026

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Abstracts should include the following:

  1. Title of the poster
  2. All Author(s) names
  3. Abstract details (300 words)
    • Background
    • Objectives
    • Methods
    • Results
    • Conclusion
       

SUBMIT ABSTRACT

 

Review process: Submitted posters will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee from 28 April until 23 May 2026. Notification will be sent on Monday 25 May 2026.

Upon acceptance: Accepted posters will be presented as part of the virtual poster session at the JBI iGNITE Symposium. At least one author must register and attend the symposium to present their poster online. Detailed information about the virtual poster session, including presentation format and requirements, will be provided.
 

WHAT IS A VIRTUAL POSTER SESSION?

Virtual poster sessions are a common feature of online conferences, particularly in fields where research and innovation play a central role. They provide a flexible and accessible way to share research, exchange ideas and engage with a global audience. Presenters share their work in a visual format, with opportunities for discussion and engagement throughout the session.

WHY PRESENT A POSTER?

A poster is an effective way to communicate findings from a recent study or project, share program outcomes, provide updates on work in progress, or introduce new ideas and initiatives. Well-designed posters convey key messages clearly and efficiently, while poster sessions create opportunities for meaningful engagement and discussion. They are ideal for sharing insights, gathering feedback, and connecting with others interested in your work.

POSTER GUIDANCE

Poster sessions are an important feature of scientific conferences, providing an opportunity to share research, highlight key ideas and engage with a broad audience.

To support accessibility and readability across a global audience, including those with accessibility needs or English as a second language, please consider:
1.    Using large figures and text 
2.    Minimising clutter 
3.    Using plain, clear language 
4.    Ensuring a logical and easy-to-follow reading order 

Poster format

  • Posters should be designed in landscape format/orientation to ensure optimal display on screens
  • Use a 16:9 ratio (e.g. 1920 x 1080 pixels) or similar widescreen format
  • Layouts should be clear, well-structured and easy to navigate in a digital environment

Design considerations

  • All content should be presented in English
  • Use clear, legible fonts and ensure text is easily readable on screen
  • Aim for a clean, professional and visually engaging design
  • Consider whether your organisation has templates or brand guidelines to follow

Further details on submission requirements and presentation format will be provided closer to the event.