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Your Research in Motion: Interactive Research e-Posters at SC26

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SC26 Interactive Research e‑Posters offer a unique platform beyond the traditional poster setup. Presenters can showcase their work through interactivity, dynamic visualization, on-site code executions, hands‑on engagement, live demonstrations, and exploratory tools. For SC26, presenters are welcome to use e‑Posters to exhibit large collaborations, HPC education projects, collaborative tools, and groundbreaking research that thrives when experienced  interactively. This format celebrates innovation and will allow the HPC community to experience the work firsthand, connecting presenters with their peers from across the globe.

Why Submit an e-Poster?

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  • Increased engagement by allowing attendees to explore datasets, run simulations, and interact with your research.
  • Global visibility with your research displayed on high-resolution monitors throughout McCormick Place, the SC26 convention center.
  • Enhanced presentations that show dynamic or complex systems in ways unmatched by standard “static” posters.
  • Hands-on experience from using touchscreens or connecting your own laptop for live demonstrations.
  • Best of all, e‑Posters are also eligible for the Best Research Poster Award.

Initial Submission Checklist

e-Poster submissions must include all of the following required items:

  • Poster draft video (4K Ultra HD, Landscape, RGB, 72 dpi), showing either the full poster or a typical demonstration. 
  • Planned updates, describing intended updates for the final version.
  • Poster summary, maximum of 800 words in IEEE format.
  • Additional options:
    • ​​For Touchscreens, please indicate (Yes/No option) if your e‑Poster will use a touchscreen.
    • For interactive demonstrations, please indicate (Yes/No option) if you will require a laptop connection to showcase a live demo during the Poster session.
    • An Artifact Appendix, including reproducibility details (if relevant), must be provided.

Tips for a Winning e-Poster

A clear layout and concise text tells your research story more effectively.

Include video, animations, interactive charts, or live demos.

Be ready to explain your research in under two minutes.

Use interactive elements that support and enhance your message.

Display and On-Site Details

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  • e‑Posters will be displayed on high-resolution monitors Tuesday-Thursday.
  • e‑Posters will be self-operating during regular SC26 hours.
  • Connect your laptop during Tuesday Posters Reception for an optional live demo.
  • A standard version of your poster is required upon acceptance.

Submit by August 1

Do not miss this opportunity to make your research an experience! Submit your Interactive Research e‑Poster by August 1, 2026.

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