Student posters
AMPP is looking for student individuals with great coatings and corrosion ideas that they want to share with the community. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
The Student Poster Session at the AMPP LatinCORR + Panamerican Corrosion Conference encourages students to become active in AMPP and present the results of their work to membership. Each student who wishes to participate must submit a 200-word abstract. Please remember that student attendance at the conference is required to participate. While a poster can have multiple co-authors, there can only be one student presenter. Student posters are typically judged by AMPP Fellows, industry professionals, academia/research experts and Government professionals. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to expand your network and gain some visibility in the corrosion community.
Submit Poster Abstract
Please note: The Student Poster Session is exclusively for students enrolled in Universities (proof required) and not for Post-Docs and researchers who just graduated the previous year.
Submission deadline: June 2, 2025
Presentation date & time: TBD
Submission guidelines:
- Submit a 200 word abstract
- Poster can have multiple co-authors, there can only be one student presenter
- Attendance is required to participate in the poster session
- A tack board approximately 4 ft high by 6 ft wide (1.2 m high by 1.8 m wide) will be provided. Your poster should fit within these dimensions.
- Thumb tacks will be provided.
- The title of your poster must be in lettering at least 1 in high (72 pt), and your poster must include your name and affiliation.
- You may want to include an acknowledgments section to thank colleagues for their help on your project (such as an advisor or fellow students), as well as to mention any disclosures or funding information.
- Your poster should include aims, essential experimental details, key results, a simple summary and conclusions.
- Text should be minimized to avoid attendees having to read too many details. The lettering should be large enough to be legible 5 to 6 ft away. Commercial names, logos, and trade names may not be used throughout the text. Use a generic term to describe any commercial product utilized/investigated.
- Figures, tables and scales should be large enough to read clearly.
- Posters should be self-explanatory; they should not require additional verbal explanations.