presentation guidelines

Prepare a PowerPoint presentation that describes the objectives, methods, results and conclusion(s) of your work.
At the start of your presentation, state the presentation title and list the authors’ names and affiliations on a separate line beneath the title. Underline the name of the presenter.
Consider the following tips for preparing a good PowerPoint presentation (optional):

Minimize the number of slides (a good target is 1 to 1½ slides per minute).
Choose a font style that your audience can read from a distance (e.g. Helvetica and Arial are more readable than Arial Narrow or Times New Roman).
Choose a font size that your audience can read from a distance.
Where relevant, keep your text simple by using bullet points or short sentences.
Ensure labels for tables and graphs are understandable and readable.
Make slide backgrounds appealing but not too eye-catching, and keep them consistent.
Use high contrast between background color and text color (e.g. use a dark font on a white or light background).
Check your spelling and grammar.

Near the end of your presentation, acknowledge your co-workers, collaborators and sponsors (on separate slides, if appropriate).
If possible, email your PowerPoint presentation to the Scientific Program Chair, Rosalee Hellberg, and the Conference Secretary, Lillian Ribeiro, before the conference.
Store your PowerPoint presentation on a memory drive that you can give to the Conference Secretary during registration.