How to prepare optimal poster.pptx

1. Abstract
Abstract is a short summary of the manuscript. It is usually a
paragraph of about 150 words long. A well-written abstract
serves multiple purposes. It lets readers get the information
about the manuscript quickly to decide whether to read the
full paper or not. An abstract prepares readers to follow the
detailed information, analyses, and arguments in the full
manuscript and later the abstract helps readers to
understand the full idea of the manuscript.
Keywords: keywords are five to seven words used to indicate
the main field of research of the manuscript.
Introduction
Introduction placed at the beginning of the manuscript. It
guides the reader from a general subject area to the narrow
topic that manuscript covers. Introduction explains the
manuscript’s scope, the background of manuscript topic, the
importance of the research matters in the context of an
industry or the world. The introduction in the poster is
about half of a column, the length depends on the size of the
manuscript. In many cases, the introduction is shorter than
all other sections of the manuscript. The study aims are
placed at the end of the introduction.
Materialand Methods
While writing the material and methods, you should answer
the questions: what exactly research methodology means?
What qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods are? What
sampling strategy is? What data collection methods are? And
what data analysis methods were used?
Results
To write the results follow the following: 1. Use simple and
clear language., 2. The finding of the study must be expressed
in an objective and simple manner, while it is acceptable to
correlate certain findings in the discussion section., 3. Ensure
that negative results are included in this section, even if they
do not support the research hypothesis.
Discussion
This section of the manuscript includes: 1. Summary of the key
findings in clear and concise language, 2. Acknowledgment when the
hypothesis is incorrect, 3. Comparison of the study results with the
previous studies, 4. Discussion of the potential future research, and
5. Provide the reader with a “take-away” statement to end the
manuscript.
Conclusion
In this section you: 1. Restate the research topic, 2.
Restate the study aims, 3. Summarize the main points of
the research, 4. Connect the significance or negative
results of the main points and, 5. Conclude your
thoughts.
References
1. Referencing allows you to acknowledge or give
credit to the writers and researchers from whom
you have borrowed words and ideas, thereby
avoiding plagiarism.
2. Referencing is a way to provide evidence to support
the assertions and claims in your own assignments.
3. References allow readers to trace the sources of
information you have used.
Prepared by:
Eman A. Kamal
Under Supervision:
Prof. Kamal F. Abdellatif
Dean of GEBRI:
Prof. Ahmed A. Nower
Howto prepare optimal poster
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