Guidelines for Posters & Oral Presentations

A primary goal of the 2026 CeNAM Frontiers meeting is to foster communication and collaboration in the time domain and multi-messenger (TDAMM) era, and so we encourage all participants at the conference to share their research and discuss how they are working to advance our understanding of the origins of the elements.

Every attendee at Frontiers 2026 will be offered a chance to present their research, either as a poster presentation or a contributed/invited talk. Completing registration and paying the registration fee will secure a spot at the poster session on Thursday, May 21. Attendees who wish to instead give a contributed talk may optionally submit an abstract by March 20, 2026 and decisions will be made before the early bird registration deadline in order to give participants time to plan and make decisions  (more details can be found on the Registration page).

Poster printing is available at Texas A&M University, but you may also print your own poster to bring to the meeting. We provide the following guidelines to help participants design their posters and slideshows for the conference. 

If you have any questions about presentation formatting, please contact us at frontiers2026@tamu.edu.