Students present their projects in poster format — a showcase of innovation, research, and academic excellence.
The 16 Avril Event is an annual academic showcase where students across all departments present their research and innovative projects in the form of scientific posters — bridging the gap between academic work and real-world impact.
A platform that highlights the intellectual achievements of our student community through peer-reviewed poster presentations.
Students, faculty, and guests come together to discuss ideas, exchange knowledge, and inspire the next generation of researchers.
Outstanding posters are evaluated and awarded by an expert jury, giving students well-deserved recognition for their efforts.
Scientific poster presentations are a key format in academic conferences. Here's everything you need to know.
A scientific poster is a large-format visual display summarizing a research project — including objectives, methods, results, and conclusions — in a clear and visually engaging layout.
Each student stands beside their poster and presents their work to visitors, jury members, and peers. Discussions are encouraged, making it an interactive and dynamic experience.
Projects are assessed on scientific rigor, clarity of presentation, visual design quality, originality, and the student's ability to answer questions from the evaluation committee.
An independent expert jury evaluates each poster using a standardized rubric. Final scores are compiled and the top-ranked posters receive certificates and awards.
Official Poster Template — A0 Format (Portrait)
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Follow the key milestones leading up to and including the 16 Avril Event.
Teams and individual students register through the official portal, selecting their project category and providing a brief abstract.
Participants submit their final poster files along with a short project summary for preliminary review by the organizing committee.
Submitted posters are reviewed, participants receive feedback, and final preparations are made for the event day.
The main event! Students present their posters, the jury evaluates, and awards are announced. A celebration of knowledge and hard work.
Everything you need to know before the event. Can't find your answer? Reach out to us in the Support section.
All enrolled students from any department or year can participate, either individually or in teams of up to four members. Faculty advisors may co-supervise projects.
Posters must be A0 size (841 × 1189 mm), printed in portrait orientation. Digital files must be submitted as PDF at a minimum resolution of 150 DPI before the submission deadline.
No. Participation in the 16 Avril Event is completely free for all students. We encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity.
Projects from all academic disciplines are welcome — engineering, sciences, humanities, social sciences, technology, and more. The key requirement is that work must be original and produced by the presenting students.
An independent jury of professors and professionals evaluates each poster on scientific content, visual clarity, originality, and the quality of the live presentation. Results are announced at the closing ceremony.
Absolutely. The event is open to the entire university community including students, faculty, and invited guests. Come explore, learn, and support your peers!
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infobrains@gmail.comDownload the official poster design guidelines, templates, and technical specifications to ensure your submission meets all requirements.
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