Oral Presentation Guidelines

  • Each oral presentation is allotted 12 minutes:
    • 10 minutes for presentation (the presentation screen will close after 10 minutes)
    • 9th and 10th minute there will be a  buzzer
    • 2 minutes for discussion and questions
    • 12th minute the presentation screen will shut down
  • Presentations should be prepared in Microsoft PowerPoint (16:9 widescreen format). Typically, a 10 minute presentation should be no more than 12 to 14 slides.
  • Please upload your presentations to the dropbox, which will be created shortly and will be available as a link on the website.date of upload (9th october by 8pm IST)
  • Presenters are requested to adhere strictly to the allotted time and instructions to ensure the smooth conduct of the session.

Poster Presentation Guidelines

  • Each presenter will deliver a 2-minute lightning presentation summarizing the key objectives, methods, results, and conclusions of their work.
    • All posters will be displayed as electronic posters (E-posters) on TV screens during the conference.
    • There is no requirement to print or mount a physical poster.
    • Please bring your e-poster on a USB flash drive (pen drive) in all formats mentioned below and submit it at the designated e-poster desk before your assigned presentation session.
    • Supported formats: PDF, image (png/jpeg), PPT
    • Posters should be prepared in landscape orientation (16:9 aspect ratio) for optimal display on TV screens.
    • Authors should remain available near the e-poster display during the designated poster session to interact with delegates and answer questions.
    • Please ensure that your presentation is concise, visually clear, and readable from a TV display.

    General Instructions

    • All presenters were required to complete their conference registration by no later than 31 july 2026.
    • Please be available well in advance of your scheduled session.
    • The final presentation schedule will be available on the conference website and in the conference programme.

    We look forward to your valuable contribution and wish you a successful presentation at CGHH 2026.

    “Funding for this conference was made possible in part by 1R13DC022790-01 from National Institute of Communication and Other Disorders. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.”