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e-posters

As has become tradition, Portuguese Science Summit 2024 will feature an exhibition of scientific e-posters.

Every year, we have hundreds of posters submitted. At the venue, it's always a very busy area. It's also where we hope the entire scientific community will gather.

We invite you to submit e-posters and learn more about the work carried out by researchers from our scientific and technological community.

The e-posters will be exhibited at the Science and Technology Exhibition, in Videowall format, and will also be displayed in the Virtual Gallery, on the Portuguese Science Summit 2024 website and app.

Scientific areas

Agricultural Sciences

Engineering Sciences and Technology 

Exact Sciences

Medical and Health Sciences

Natural Sciences

Social Sciences

Humanities and Arts

Technical specifications

  • Required file type: PDF
  • Maximum file weight: 5 Mb
  • E-poster dimensions: 100 cm x 70 cm or, in pixels: 3937px high x 2755px wide (100dpi) (see example template)
  • Language: Portuguese (preferred) or English

Structure and Formatting

We recommend using a font size no smaller than 46 points for titles and 16 points for body text.

In order to promote the quality of the work, it is also recommended that the e-poster include the following sections:

  • the title of the work; 
  • the name(s) of the author(s); 
  • name and/or logo of the institution where the work was carried out; 
  • Portuguese Science Summit 2024 logo[download link]; 
  • the email address of the author(s), in smaller letters.

We also recommend including the following content:

  • introduction (clear and concise); 
  • objectives; 
  • methodology; 
  • results obtained / preliminary (depending on the stage of the research work in progress); 
  • conclusions already reached or expected (including the social and scientific impact of the work); 
  • references (between 1 and 5 references using the Harvard referencing style).

Review process

The e-posters submitted will be checked for compliance by a committee appointed for this purpose.

The organization reserves the right not to exhibit e-posters that do not comply with the defined submission rules.

Exhibition of e-posters

The approved e-posters will be exhibited at the Science and Technology Exhibition, in Videowall format, and (with the prior authorization of the authors) will also be displayed in a Virtual Gallery on the Portuguese Science Summit 2024 website and app.

Only e-posters submitted by the deadline will be considered.

Regulations

How can you apply?

Coordinator of the Socioeconomic Department of Fisheries at CETMAR (Centro Tecnológico del Mar) since 2002. She holds a PhD in Law and has extensive experience in fisheries policy and aquaculture and fisheries governance. She has collaborated with FARNET European Network of Local Fishing Action Groups (now FAMENET) since 2013, focusing on participatory local development. Rosa has participated in several European projects related to fisheries and aquaculture management, particularly innovation and socio-economic impact. She has coordinated working groups in H2020 projects such as PrimeFIsh, AquaVitae, ClimeFish or FarFish, and Interreg projects such as Cabfishman, focusing on stakeholder participation, dissemination and communication. She has contributed to FAO and IUCN reports and has been involved in cooperation projects for the participation and training of women in aquaculture in Vietnam and Senegal, as well as twinning projects in Romania and Bulgaria for the implementation of the European Fisheries Policy. She coordinated the creation of Local Fisheries Action Groups in Galicia and is currently involved in projects related to the Blue Economy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is part of the consortium for the EU Blue Economy Observatory and co-facilitates a Blue Economy working group to implement the Resilience and Recovery Funds (NextGenerationEU) in Galicia.

Is the second question relevant?

Coordinator of the Socioeconomic Department of Fisheries at CETMAR (Centro Tecnológico del Mar) since 2002. She holds a PhD in Law and has extensive experience in fisheries policy and aquaculture and fisheries governance. She has collaborated with FARNET European Network of Local Fishing Action Groups (now FAMENET) since 2013, focusing on participatory local development. Rosa has participated in several European projects related to fisheries and aquaculture management, particularly innovation and socio-economic impact. She has coordinated working groups in H2020 projects such as PrimeFIsh, AquaVitae, ClimeFish or FarFish, and Interreg projects such as Cabfishman, focusing on stakeholder participation, dissemination and communication. She has contributed to FAO and IUCN reports and has been involved in cooperation projects for the participation and training of women in aquaculture in Vietnam and Senegal, as well as twinning projects in Romania and Bulgaria for the implementation of the European Fisheries Policy. She coordinated the creation of Local Fisheries Action Groups in Galicia and is currently involved in projects related to the Blue Economy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is part of the consortium for the EU Blue Economy Observatory and co-facilitates a Blue Economy working group to implement the Resilience and Recovery Funds (NextGenerationEU) in Galicia.

Any more questions?

Coordinator of the Socioeconomic Department of Fisheries at CETMAR (Centro Tecnológico del Mar) since 2002. She holds a PhD in Law and has extensive experience in fisheries policy and aquaculture and fisheries governance. She has collaborated with FARNET European Network of Local Fishing Action Groups (now FAMENET) since 2013, focusing on participatory local development. Rosa has participated in several European projects related to fisheries and aquaculture management, particularly innovation and socio-economic impact. She has coordinated working groups in H2020 projects such as PrimeFIsh, AquaVitae, ClimeFish or FarFish, and Interreg projects such as Cabfishman, focusing on stakeholder participation, dissemination and communication. She has contributed to FAO and IUCN reports and has been involved in cooperation projects for the participation and training of women in aquaculture in Vietnam and Senegal, as well as twinning projects in Romania and Bulgaria for the implementation of the European Fisheries Policy. She coordinated the creation of Local Fisheries Action Groups in Galicia and is currently involved in projects related to the Blue Economy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is part of the consortium for the EU Blue Economy Observatory and co-facilitates a Blue Economy working group to implement the Resilience and Recovery Funds (NextGenerationEU) in Galicia.

Yet another?

Coordinator of the Socioeconomic Department of Fisheries at CETMAR (Centro Tecnológico del Mar) since 2002. She holds a PhD in Law and has extensive experience in fisheries policy and aquaculture and fisheries governance. She has collaborated with FARNET European Network of Local Fishing Action Groups (now FAMENET) since 2013, focusing on participatory local development. Rosa has participated in several European projects related to fisheries and aquaculture management, particularly innovation and socio-economic impact. She has coordinated working groups in H2020 projects such as PrimeFIsh, AquaVitae, ClimeFish or FarFish, and Interreg projects such as Cabfishman, focusing on stakeholder participation, dissemination and communication. She has contributed to FAO and IUCN reports and has been involved in cooperation projects for the participation and training of women in aquaculture in Vietnam and Senegal, as well as twinning projects in Romania and Bulgaria for the implementation of the European Fisheries Policy. She coordinated the creation of Local Fisheries Action Groups in Galicia and is currently involved in projects related to the Blue Economy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is part of the consortium for the EU Blue Economy Observatory and co-facilitates a Blue Economy working group to implement the Resilience and Recovery Funds (NextGenerationEU) in Galicia.

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Coordinator of the Socioeconomic Department of Fisheries at CETMAR (Centro Tecnológico del Mar) since 2002. She holds a PhD in Law and has extensive experience in fisheries policy and aquaculture and fisheries governance. She has collaborated with FARNET European Network of Local Fishing Action Groups (now FAMENET) since 2013, focusing on participatory local development. Rosa has participated in several European projects related to fisheries and aquaculture management, particularly innovation and socio-economic impact. She has coordinated working groups in H2020 projects such as PrimeFIsh, AquaVitae, ClimeFish or FarFish, and Interreg projects such as Cabfishman, focusing on stakeholder participation, dissemination and communication. She has contributed to FAO and IUCN reports and has been involved in cooperation projects for the participation and training of women in aquaculture in Vietnam and Senegal, as well as twinning projects in Romania and Bulgaria for the implementation of the European Fisheries Policy. She coordinated the creation of Local Fisheries Action Groups in Galicia and is currently involved in projects related to the Blue Economy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is part of the consortium for the EU Blue Economy Observatory and co-facilitates a Blue Economy working group to implement the Resilience and Recovery Funds (NextGenerationEU) in Galicia.