Information for Authors

GUIDELINES FOR POSTER PRESENTATION

- The board size is 4' x 4' (122 cm x 122 cm).  You can use A0 poster size (84 cm x120 cm) either in portrait or landscape orientation.

- The posters can be mounted on Sunday (during satellite events) or on Monday morning  and will stay up throughout the entire main conferece (up to Wednesday closing reception).  

- We recommend including visibly your contact information (e.g., email, QR code), so that the participant can contact you at any time (additionally to the actual poster session presentation).

- Poster print can be arranged for the fee of $100, if you send us the PDF file by May 9. Please, contact us on FIMH2025@UTSouthwestern.edu, if you are interested. 

GUIDELINES FOR ORAL PRESENTATION

- Oral presentation will be 12 mins + 5 mins Q/A. Please, stick to this timing to allow discussion and to avoid delays in the schedule.  

- You can use your laptop to project the presentation (Windows or MacOS). We will have HDMI input and will provide a stnadard USB-C adapter. If you prefer, you can use the presentation computer with Windows (Microsoft PowerPoint format or PDF projected via Adobe Reader). 

- Please, email the presentation to FIMH2025@UTSouthwestern.edu by May 28 (preferably, including a download link). If using your laptop for presentation, this version will serve as a backup. 

-We encourage the speakers to share even new and additional results (beyond those included in the FIMH Proceedings) in order to foster fruitful discussions. The contributions will not be recorded and neither streamed for virtual participation and we ask participant not to take any photos (unless directly approved by the speaker). 

The best contributions will be selected by the FIMH scientific committee and invited to the FIMH2025-related special issue in Medical Image Analysis or Special Collection of JRSM Cardiovascular Disease (substantially extended version, papers from the scope of the given journal). The best papers of biomechanics/mechanobiology themes will be proposed for consideration to create a special in the Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology.

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