Poster Formats
2008 PSI "Bottlenecks" Workshop
April 14-16, 2008
All abstracts submitted will be presented in the Technical Poster Sessions.
PSI Center Overview Poster Session (Atrium, Natcher Conference Center)
Format - one 4ft. x 8ft. side
Posters should be mounted before the beginning of the platform program and should remain up for the entire meeting
Push pins and other supplies will be provided
Plenary Technical Poster Session (Rooms C, F and G, Natcher Conference Center)
All workshop participants, including those with abstracts promoted to the oral program, are encouraged to present posters
Format – 4ft. x 4ft.
Posters should be mounted before the beginning of the platform program and should remain up for the entire meeting
Push pins and other supplies will be provided
Technical Poster Session topics should reflect one of the following topical sessions:
(1) "Homology Modeling", (2) "Targeting for Success", (3) "High-throughput Magnetic Resonance Methods", (4) "Data, Databases and Knowledge", (5) "Traditional Bottlenecks", and (6) "The Really Hard Stuff". Authors of poster abstracts should nominate their offering in one of these six categories or (7) "Other".
Placement of Posters
Upon registration check-in, you will be assigned a poster number based on your topical category and you will be instructed as to which room to set up your poster.
Electronic collection of meeting materials
As has been the case with previous PSI workshops, electronic versions of the presentations from the oral program will be collected and distributed to meeting participants on a CD and/or over the world wide web very shortly after the meeting. The intention of this is to enhance communication and amplify the impact of exchanges at the workshop. The workshop organizers recognize that in some cases presenters may be reluctant to include some very new and/or unpublished material in this electronic record of their presentation. Where this is the case presenters are encouraged to redact such materials rather than allow these considerations to dampen the face-to-face exchange during the meeting. This collection of materials will be expanded this year to include electronic versions of posters at the option of presenters who are prepared to provide them.
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