Poster & Micrograph

Introduction: State the research problem or objective in 1–2 lines.
Materials &amp; Methods: Show the experimental or computational methodology, preferably as a flowchart.
Results: Highlight key findings with clear figures, microscopy images, graphs, and concise text.
Conclusion: State the principal findings and their significance.
References: Include no more than two. Recommended format: Last name et al., Journal abbreviation volume (year) identifier/page number.

Guidelines for poster presenters and the EMSI 2026 Micrograph Competition.

Prepare, print, and present your poster with confidence.

Review the required A0 format, display instructions, and a suggested scientific poster structure.

Celebrate scientific discovery revealed through microscopy.

Submit your prepared PDF entry under Physical, Chemical and Metallurgical Sciences or Biological Sciences.

Poster numbers, presenters, titles, topic divisions, and abstract links.

Poster Guidelines

EMSI 2026

Bring your printed poster to the venue; on-site poster printing will not be available.
Display it according to the poster programme, including the assigned poster number, date, and time. Fixing materials and volunteer assistance will be available onsite.
Poster size: A0, portrait orientation (0.85 m × 1.2 m).
Remain at your poster during the assigned session. Conference breaks provide additional discussion opportunities.
Header: EMSI logo (left) | International Conference on Electron Microscopy and XLIV Annual Meeting of EMSI | IIT Kharagpur Platinum Jubilee logo (right).
Include the title, all author names, affiliations, and mark the presenting author with an asterisk (*).
Prepare at final physical size—do not enlarge an A4/A3 document for printing.
Use one sheet of matte or satin paper. Do not mount on foam board unless requested by organizers.
Ensure readability from at least 2 m, with sufficiently large fonts, strong visual hierarchy, and high-resolution scientific images.