PRESENTATION TYPES

Oral Presentations

Invited lecture is given in a Plenary Session. It lasts 25 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion – 30 minutes in total.

Keynote talk is given at the beginning of the corresponding Oral Session. It lasts 25 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion – 30 minutes in total.

Sponsor presentation is usually given in a Plenary Session after the invited lecture(s). The duration of the presentation depends on the level of sponsorship and varies from 40 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion – 45 minutes in total to 12 minutes + 3 minutes for discussion – 15 minutes in total.

Oral presentation is given in an Oral Session. It lasts 15 minutes + 5 minutes for discussion – 20 minutes in total. The presentation should be prepared in Power Point or Acrobat Reader.

Poster Presentations

The maximum size of the posters should be 0.84m (width) x 1.19m (height) – the size of poster holders enables both A0 and B1 formats. The posters will be fixed to the holder boards by tape supplied by the organizer.

The posters should use sufficiently large fonts for text and equations. The illustrations should also be clearly visible.

The posters should be placed at the holders assigned (marked by the organizer) on the day when the corresponding poster session is scheduled. The posters should be removed after the end of the poster session.

The presenters should stay nearby their posters throughout the session. Session chairpersons will arrive at the beginning of the session, check if all posters are placed properly and presenting authors are available, and overlook the course of the entire session.

Please contact the Conference Secretariat (e-mail:info@rap-conference.org) if you need any additional information or have some specific requests.

Online Presentations

The authors presenting online will give their talk (15 minutes) through the video stream to onsite participants and other online participants. The talk will be followed by live discussion (5 minutes).

There will be no online poster session. However, we are offering the authors an option to pre-record the video of their presentation (15 minutes) and send it to the Conference Secretariat before the conference. The presentation will then be played at the corresponding session to all onsite and online participants. In this case, discussion will be offline via email.

Offline (virtual/webpage) Presentations

Offline presentations are in a form of a PDF file created from Power Point (or other program) either in the format of an oral presentation (multi-page) or a poster presentation (one-page). The presentations are sent to the Conference Secretariat and are uploaded to the conference web site. The deadline for submission is 1 June 2025.