Posters Accepted

Grouped by topics

Accepted papers in Poster format will be presented by electronic format (e-poster). These will be displayed on touch screens that will be installed at the congress venue.

Posters can be viewed by participants at any time and on any of the screens available at the congress.

During the poster sessions the presenting author will be available in the assigned screen during the time allocated to his/her poster to answer questions from participants interested in making enquiries about the poster.

Downlonad a list of accepted poster by Topic
  1. Human Identification
  2. New Technologies and Applications
  3. Epigenetics
  4. Forensic DNA Phenotyping
  5. Population Genetics
  6. Statistics and Interpretation
  7. Investigative Genetic Genealogy
  8. Ethics
  9. Others

How to submit
SUBMIT YOUR E-POSTER

IMPORTANT: only the same person (presenting author) who sent the accepted abstract will be able to access the submission platform to upload the poster.

You must access with your access codes:

User: email of the presenting author
Password: (Sent to the email of the presenting author)

TITLE
Title should be brief and clearly indicate the content.

AUTHORS

  • Initials and Surnames for every author must be provided.
  • Do not include degrees or titles.
  • The name of the presenting author should be marked at the online form.
  • An author’s name appearing on more than one abstract must be identical in each case.

AFFILIATIONS

  • Each author should be listed by institution, city, state/province and country.
  • Do not include department, division, laboratory, etc.
  • In abstracts where the authors have different affiliations, please indicate for each author the number of the corresponding affiliation

TEXT

  • ALL text must be written in ENGLISH.
  • It should not exceed 300 words including tables which must be in text format, not graphic format.
  • Abstracts will be reproduced exactly as submitted and will not be edited in any way.
  • Abbreviations should be kept to a minimum. Use standard abbreviations generic drug names. Place unusual abbreviations or acronyms in parentheses after first use.
  • Do NOT identify author(s) or institution(s) in text. Make the abstract as informative as possible. Conclusions must be supported by data.
  • If it is possible, use this structure (without the headings):
    • Background or Introduction
    • Material and methods
    • Results
    • Conclusions

No changes to the submitted abstracts will be made by the organization.