Submit an e-Poster
- Delegates are invited to submit their poster for exhibition at NTW’25 by 14st April 2025.
- There are no fees to submit.
- Posters must be submitted via this link: https://tuk-edu.vfairs.com/backend/v2/abstract/register
- Posters sent by post will not be accepted. No exceptions will be made.
General Guidelines
- The poster must address questions or an identified issue, detail clinical observations, or contain primary scientific data.
- The poster should be submitted in clear English. Only posters submitted in English can be accepted.
- All research studies submitted that involve human subjects or experimental animals must comply with the Declaration of Helsinki.
Important Dates
- 14th April 2025:
- Poster submission deadline
- 28th April 2025:
- You will be informed by this date as to whether your poster has been accepted for exhibition at NTW’25.
- 6th May 2025:
- Accepted posters will be accessible and able to be viewed by all registered attendees at NTW’25 conference.
Main Topics
- Coagulation & Natural Anticoagulants
- Fibrinolysis and Proteolysis
- Haemostatic Systems in Cancer, Inflammation and Immunity Immunothrombosis
- Pediatrics
- Patient centred care delivery
- Platelets and Megakaryocytes
- Psychological impact of thrombosis
- Service improvement projects
- Thrombosis and psychiatric care
- Venous Thromboembolism
- Women and thrombosis
The topic of your work must be selected during the submission process.
Preparing your e-Poster, guidance
All ePosters will be available on-demand on the NTW’25 virtual conference platform.
Authors and Co-Authors
- The first/presenting author is responsible for ensuring that all authors have read the poster and agreed to be co-authors.
- The presenting author must register to attend for NTW’25 virtual conference.
- The Poster will be withdrawn if registration is not completed by 1 May 2025.
Conflict of Interest
- It is the intent of Thrombosis UK to provide high-quality sessions focused on educational content that is free from commercial influence or b submitting/presenting author of a poster is required to declare any potential conflicts of interest for the presenting author during submission.
e-Poster Format:
- Your e-Poster should be formatted in a PDF as a landscape/horizontal slide that is 16:9 ratio, NOT 4:3. Presenting in 4:3 format may cause you distorted. (There is no file size limit)
- Place a heading that runs the full width of the e-Poster at the top in a large-sized type.
- The text should be no less than 8 mm (22 point font) and preferably larger.
- Use a constant font throughout the e-Poster.
- Use a black and bold type to ensure legibility and let your important points stand out.
- We suggest that you show the preferred sequence in which your e-Poster should be reviewed; this can be done by using 3 – 5 columns so the eye movement is down the columns.
- The figures tables should cover approximately 50% of the e-Poster area.
- Highlight your main findings. Don’t hide your conclusions, consider putting them at the top of the right column or alternatively start with the
- We suggest that you structure your e-Poster by Introduction, Methods, Results, and Conclusions. State your aims in the end of the introduction.
Other Recommendations and guidance:
- If possible, avoid abbreviations and acronyms, especially in the Conclusion section.
- Seek simplicity, keep text to a minimum and avoid redundancies.
- Title: Clearly indicate the nature of the investigation. The poster title and text may not contain trade names. The NTW’25 Committee reserves the right to replace trade names in accepted posters.
- Conclusion (or Conclusions):
Aims
- Methods: Should contain sufficient information to be able to understand the experimental design, the analytical techniques and the s study
- Results: Which should contain objective data to answer the scientific question(s). A maximum of two total tables or figures may be submitted. Please be sure to number each table and figure and cite each table and figure in the poster text.
- Conclusion (or Conclusions): Should only provide conclusions of the study directly supported by the results, along with implications for avoiding speculation and over-generalisation.
Other Items for Consideration
- In clinical studies, please state whether informed consent was obtained and whether the study was approved by a recognised medicl ethics committee.
- If the research included in your Poster was supported by a pharmaceutical or diagnostics company, you can indicate this when submitted.
- Please indicate the funding agency of your work if applicable.
- There is not a specific area to enter this information, it will need to be included as part of the poster text.
- Abbreviations should be defined.
- If off-label use of a drug was involved in the study, please state this clearly.
Poster Submission Instructions
- Do not password protect the file Only
- Submit a one-page PDF
- You will receive email confirmation when the e-poster has been successfully uploaded. If you do not receive confirmation within 24 hours, please contact:
jo@thrombosisuk.org - Any questions - please contact jo@thrombosisuk.org
After Submission
A panel of experts will review submitted posters. The presenting author will be contacted on their email address provided during submission.
The reviewers will judge according to the following criteria:
- Is the poster original?
- Does it address an important area in thrombosis?
- Does it address an important area in thrombosis?
- Is the poster clearly written with all salient facts?
- Does the work adhere to ethical guidelines?
- Is there evidence of statistical method if appropriate?
- Are the conclusions justified by the results?
Please note:
No revisions can be made after the poster deadline.
Withdrawal Policy
If authors wish to withdraw their posters from presentation or publication they are required to notify Thrombosis UK via e-mail to jo@thrombosisuk before Monday 6 May 2025.
Withdrawn posters will not be published.
All e-Posters will be available on-demand on the NTW’25 virtual conference platform.