CRIDC Poster Competition
Poster competitions give graduate students an opportunity to practice and improve their communication skills. Participants in the competitions will present their research posters to a non-technical audience. Winners will receive travel grants, ranging in value from $1,000-$2,000, that can be used to cover expenses related to research trips or travel to other conferences (domestic or international).
In-Person Poster Competition
- Posters & presentations should be appropriate for a non-specialist audience.
- Posters size requirements: 36” wide and 48” tall (vertical format) or 42” W x 28” H
- Competition guidelines, resources, and judging criteria
Online Poster Competition
Important Dates
Registration for Online Poster Competition Closes | |
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Online Poster Competition Materials Due |
Important:
- Posters & presentations should be appropriate for a non-specialist audience.
- Required materials:
- PDF file upload of your poster (file size may not exceed 10MB)
- Link to a YouTube video of your poster presentation
- Online poster competition materials must be submitted in advance by
- Online Competition guidelines, requirements, and judging criteria
Quadrant-i's Innovation Competition
Can you explain how your research might lead to an innovative, impactful product or service? If so, apply for the CRIDC - Innovation Competition, sponsored by Quadrant-i of Georgia Tech’s Office of Commercialization.
Learn More
The Innovation Competition is open to students participating in the CRIDC Poster Competition. If you opt in, you’ll be visited during the competition by a Quadrant-i Principal to discuss potential applications, markets, and customers for your work.
Must be registered for the CRIDC poster competition to be eligible for the Innovation Competition.
Previous winners are welcome to participate but are not eligible for a prize.
Registration is not open at this time.