Conference Programme
Please note, the programme is subject to change
To help you find your way to the various rooms, please click the conference room layout below to view the conference rooms.
The conference is going to be a fantastic opportunity to meet new people, share ideas and build a professional or community network. We received a large number of abstracts, with a diverse range of things to share. Our presentation slots are short so conference attendees can be exposed to as many new ideas as possible and kick start more in-depth conversations during the breaks and when you return home.
Presentation formats
Conventional lectern presentation
A presenter delivers an oral presentation (often using PowerPoint), followed by a panel discussion for questions and answers at the end of each session. Presentations are usually 10-15 minutes.
Poster
Presenters prepare a large-format (e.g. A0-size) poster outlining their paper topic and findings/discussions. There is a 1 minute rapid fire presentation to the conference audience and then presenters will stand with their posters at the completion of these presentations to answer any questions delegates may have.
A presenter delivers an oral presentation (often using PowerPoint), followed by a panel discussion for questions and answers at the end of each session. Presentations are usually 10-15 minutes.
Poster
Presenters prepare a large-format (e.g. A0-size) poster outlining their paper topic and findings/discussions. There is a 1 minute rapid fire presentation to the conference audience and then presenters will stand with their posters at the completion of these presentations to answer any questions delegates may have.