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As part of the conference, the IoMH will be showcasing research presentations from PhD/Masters students and Early Career Researchers.
You can read a full report of the poster presentations on the IoMH website.
Poster Presentations
Students and Early Career Researchers are encouraged to submit poster presentations on their latest mental health related research.
Conference attendees will be able to view posters during the conference and selected submissions will be eligible for the IoMH and Audience Choice Poster Presentation Awards. Posters will be displayed in rooms B05 and B15 (opposite the lecture theatre). Please note, we will only have capacity to show 30 posters at the conference.
Successful poster submissions will get a free ticket to the conference.
Content requirements
The submission should be a printed poster that conveys the information about the purpose, methods, results and conclusions of the research. All submissions should be focused on the science, instructive and non-promotional. Creativity is encouraged.
- Recommended size is A0.
- Please hang your poster at 9.00am on the day of the conference.
- All poster boards will be organised by session and poster IDs. Please make sure you hang your poster in the correct place.
- You will then have an opportunity to discuss your poster with delegates during 13:00 to 14:30, Wednesday 21st September 2022. Lunch will be provided to successful poster presenters.
- If you would like to create a 5min accompanying video to support your poster, the IoMH will display these on our Youtube channel and share with delegates. You can find previous poster videos at IoMH 2020 Poster Presentations and IoMH 2021 Poster Presentations.
It is expected that the presenter will have obtained permission from all authors prior to submitting.
Submission process
Please submit a digital version of your poster along with a covering email detailing the presentation title, abstract and your full name, job title, confirmation of your early career status, your UCL Division/Institute affiliation and contact information.
We ask that applications are sent via email to iomh.info@ucl.ac.uk no later than 23:59 on 31 August 2022, from which the strongest 30 will be selected.
A member of the team will then be in touch with you to let you know if your submission has been successful. The team reserves the right to select the most appropriate research posters for virtual display.
Poster awards
The winner of each award will receive an e-voucher to the value of £200. Winners will be announced during the conference in a prize-giving ceremony at 3.50pm.
Mental Health Research UK audience choice mental health science prize
A prize will be awarded to the poster which wins the popular vote of the conference attendees made on the day of the meeting – details of which will be announced prior to the meeting.
Mental Health Research UK is the only research charity that exclusively supports UK-based research into mental illnesses, their causes and cures. We focus much of our efforts on capacity building and in particular on funding PhD scholarships. We invest in promising young scientists in research environments that are at the forefront of efforts to find ways of preventing and treating mental ill-health and increasing mental wellbeing. We are run entirely by volunteers and have negligible overheads. Over 95% of all donations go towards research.
As you will see from our website, we have awarded 27 Scholarships so far, a total investment of £2.4 million.
IoMH Poster Presentation Award
The IoMH team will select their favourite presentation based on scientific merit, originality and communication skill.