Student Posters
NYSS-APS encourages graduate and undergraduate students to present posters related to their research. These can be completed projects or works in progress. The NY section awards cash prizes for best posters based on recommendations by a judging committee. For information about the maximum poster size and other details please contact the local organizers. If you decide to submit a poster, we will need the TITLE, AUTHOR(S) AND AFFILIATION at the time of registration.
Common Questions About Student Posters
Who is eligible to present a poster at the NYSS-APS Spring Meeting?
NYSS-APS welcomes graduate and undergraduate students to present posters based on their research.
Must a poster cover completed research?
No. You may present either a finished project or work that is still in progress.
Are student posters eligible for prizes?
Yes. Based on recommendations from a judging committee, the NY section gives cash prizes for the best posters.
What details are required when I submit a poster?
When you register, please provide the TITLE, AUTHOR(S) AND AFFILIATION.
Where can I learn the maximum poster size and other details?
Please contact the local organizers for the maximum poster size and any other details.
Presenting a poster is a great way for students to share their work and get feedback from fellow attendees at the NYSS-APS Spring Meeting. Whether your project is finished or still underway, the poster session offers a chance to discuss your research and connect with the physics community. Remember to have your title, authors, and affiliation ready when you register.