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Introduction

Two different poster competitions will be held during the summer school, one in Computational Intelligence and another in Robotics. Applicants to the competitions must be graduate or senior undergraduate students who present their own research/thesis work on Computational Intelligence or Robotics.
Posters to be presented will be selected based on an extended abstract, written in English. The student must be the first author and must present the poster orally in English to the jury. The winner of each competition will receive a First Prize certificate and US$200. The Second and Third Prizes will also receive an award certificate.

Poster guidelines

The following information should aid you in planning for your Poster Presentation during the EVIC 2009.

  1. All illustrations and lettering should be prepared beforehand. The poster display is not to be solely the extended abstract pinned to the poster board.
  2. The title of the presentation in full and the names of all authors should appear at the top of the display. Lettering for this information should be no less than 48 points for the title and slightly smaller for the authors' names. The subheading should not be less than 20 points.
  3. Suggested size of your poster is A0, portrait format: 840 mm/33" wide by 1188/47" high, the maximum size of the board is 950 mm/37" wide by 1200/47" high.
  4. A color poster size A0 (84cm x 118cm) in bond paper costs about $14.000 + IVA per meter and in glossy paper $26.000 +IVA at Maxhuber (Phone: 396 3000, Santiago; web: Maxhuber).
  5. A CD with the poster is recommended Freehand or equivalent (adobe Illustrator) should be provided.

Deadline for Extended Abstracts (CIS Poster Competition and Robotics Poster Competition): November 30th, 2009.

Abstracts should be written in English, limited to 3 pages (US letter size). Abstracts must include the following sections:

  1. Introduction.
  2. Methods.
  3. Results.
  4. Discussion.
  5. Conclusion.

Affiliation should include the name of the student participating in the competition, and the name of the co-authors. Submit a PDF file to Dr. Pablo Zegers.

Decision Notification: December 5th, 2009.

Posters will be selected based on the quality of the extended abstract. The decision notification will be send by electronic mail.

Poster Competition: December 17th, 2009.

Posters should be posted from 14:00 to 18:00 PM. A committee of three experts, different for each competition, will evaluate the posters and assign the first, second and third places. The awards will be announced during the cocktail party on December 17th, 2009