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#MICER26 Poster Event

#MICER26 is a free global online poster conference held on LinkedIn over the course of a week. The 2026 edition will take place from Monday 11 May to Friday 15 May 2026 (inclusive).

The event brings together the global chemistry community to network with colleagues across the world and at every career stage, share their research and interact.

We want #MICER26 to be an inclusive event, connecting researchers and practitioners from around the world to share and discuss their work. While #MICER26 takes place on LinkedIn, we are happy for participants to cross-post their posters to engage in discussion with members of the community that use other social media platforms.

The #MICER26 poster event is running in a similar format to the . Guidance has been adapted and is available below.

The #MICER26 Poster event runs:

Monday 11 May to Friday 15 May 2026 (inclusive).

Online, via Linkedin using #MICER26 as the tag.

Everyone is welcome to present a poster - guidance is given below.

Everyone is welcome to engage with the #MICER26 poster event. A list of posters is available to browse, and we encourage everyone to engage, interact, ask questions, and make connections during the event. Comment on posters, ask questions, like and share!

Why present at #MICER26 ?

• no registration fees
• participate from anywhere with LinkedIn access
• meet researchers from all over the world, at every career stage
• spend as little or as much time attending as you like
  
  

How to take part

Make sure you have a LinkedIn account to post your poster and to interact with the other delegates. More information can be found in .

Top tips for preparing your #MICER26 poster

• Keep it simple: Make your poster appeal to a general audience by making the science understandable by non-experts. Avoid using lots of text and instead summarise the main aspects of the work through graphics and figures.
• Make it eye-catching: #MICER26 is a chance to let your creativity shine. Consider infographics, animations, icons, etc.
• Be attentive to font size and format: Make sure posters can be read on digital devices by ensuring a larger font size, less text and stand-out graphics. Posters should allow high-resolution zoomability if required and we encourage avoiding taking photos of posters and uploading these.
  • You can choose any dimensions for your #MICER26 poster, the important thing is that the text and figures are clear for people to read and understand. Using Microsoft PowerPoint, we found a text size of between 12-16 were clear to read when saving an A4 slide as a JPEG and uploading to LinkedIn. Using an A0 template, the text needed to be between 50 and 60 to be legible. You can use any software you like to create your poster, as long as the image you upload is clear for others to read. We recommend testing your poster on LinkedIn before the conference to make sure you are happy with your image.

There are a number of resources available to increase the accessibility of your #MICER26 poster to different user groups. Below are some suggestions and links to resources:

• When you post images you have the option to to people who are visually impaired. The image descriptions have a character limit so we suggest including the title in this image description, and put further details or explanation about the poster content in the comments.
• The Royal Society of Chemistry has which may be useful to keep in mind when designing your poster. The UK Home Office have also produced useful posters on .
• If you want to test how accessible your #MICER26 poster is to people with different types of colour blindness, this website provides a .
• Uploading a link to a PDF of your poster, alongside your image, may enable the use of screen readers for the visually impaired.
• We encourage you to capitalise words in hashtags, use simple language and explain any acronyms, to help increase accessibility to non-native English speakers and those from a different or non-scientific background.