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| Presentation Submission Deadline: |
October 20, 2008 |
| Publication Permission Form Due: |
October 27, 2008 |
| Reformatting Deadline: |
October 27, 2008 |
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Please be advised that if your PowerPoint poster presentation is not received by October 20, 2008 it will not be included in the Symposium proceedings and you will be excluded from the agenda. You must submit your presentation file by mailing to symposia@tsia.org.twaa. |
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■ Reformatting: |
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If your poster presentation is sent back to you for formatting and the formatting is not completed by the October 27, 2008 deadline, you will be excluded from the agenda. |
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The Publication Permission Form must be completed for each poster presentation. Your poster will not be published in the proceedings and you will NOT be permitted to present without the form being completed and faxed to 886-3-5820056. Please fax it to the attention of Ms. Celia Shih. |
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All presenters are required to register for the symposium. On-line attendee registration for e-Manufacturing & DFM Symposium 2008 (a Joint Symposium with AEC/APC-Asia Symposium 2008) begins October 1, 2008. |
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■ Speakers Unable To Attend: |
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If you're unable to attend or would like to replace yourself with a co-author, please contact Miss Celia Shih immediately at 886-3-5917092 or celia@tsia.org.tw. |
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The purpose of a poster presentation is to use a display (poster board) to summarize the study described in your extended abstract. A poster session allows the presenter the opportunity to discuss your work and answer questions. Poster presentations are included in the Symposium proceedings. |
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The interactive poster session is an extremely dynamic opportunity for you to converse with professional colleagues. Your posted materials contribute only a portion of the experience and should encourage dialogue. The higher the quality of the posted charts, the higher the quality of the interactions. |
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Interactive Poster Presentations should be a visual representation of your paper's textual information. The size of poster is 180cm high by 100cm wide, please do not exceed. |
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There are no limitations to what the design of your interactive poster can be. We want to emphasize aesthetics: attractiveness, color, clarity and legibility. The objective is to capture the audience's attention, so the more colors and graphics that you use on your poster the better, as opposed to just text. |
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Bring a final set of color printouts (8 x 11 or A4) of your poster presentation with you to the Symposium. You will be responsible for mounting your slides on the poster board. Glue sticks will be provided for you to paste your presentation to the poster board. Recommended material is a heavy grade paper that provides support. However, regular grade paper can also be used. The poster board is compatible with both Velcro and pushpins. |
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Poster boards and glue sticks can be picked up at registration desk. The mounting of the poster board must be accomplished prior to the beginning poster sessions. No table space is available for this. We suggest you set up your poster board as soon as the opportunity occurs, possibly during the breaks, lunch or before the meeting. |
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The final presentation must NOT contain CONFIDENTIAL or PROPRIETARY information. We will reproduce your presentation for inclusion in the symposium proceedings. TSIA is solely responsible for acceptance or rejection of presentations. Materials that contain excessive marketing and insufficient technical content will be rejected.
All information presented at this meeting is consideblue NON-Confidential by TSIA. No material labeled confidential or proprietary (or similarly) will be presented or included in the proceedings. All information presented verbally will also be regarded as non-confidential. |
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All presenters are prohibited from discussing pricing, products, manufacturing capacity, output and territories. You may discuss previous, non-confidential business relationships as a normal way to indicate your level of experience. |
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