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Posters & Slides Guidelines

These guidelines provide detailed instructions for preparing scientific posters and presentation slides for JBRES. Authors are encouraged to follow the recommended formats, visual standards, and citation practices to ensure clarity, consistency, and professional presentation of research findings.

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Posters & Slides • DOI Supported • Open Access Visibility

Publish Posters & Slides with DOI (Fast & Open Access)

Share your conference poster, clinical slide deck, or research presentation on a trusted platform with global visibility. JBRES enables authors to publish posters and slides as open-access scholarly content, with a permanent DOI after a quick editorial check—ideal for early sharing, academic showcasing, and formal referencing in proposals, CVs, and institutional reports.

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Best for: Conference outputs • Clinical cases • Lab presentations • Methods & protocols • Early results • Institutional showcase

Why Publish Posters & Slides?

Global Reach

Make your research visible beyond the conference hall—open access helps peers, students, and clinicians discover your work.

Citable DOI

A DOI provides a stable scholarly reference, supporting citations, grant reporting, and research documentation.

Academic Showcase

Great for professional portfolios, institutional repositories, job applications, and promotion dossiers.

Fast Sharing

Share early findings or clinical images quickly while preparing your full manuscript for journal submission.

Publication Content Eligibility

JBRES accepts scholarly posters and slides related to: Medicine, Biology, General Sciences, and Environmental Sciences. We welcome scientific, clinical, educational, and methodological presentations that contribute to research knowledge and community learning.

Required Metadata (Must Include)
Title • Author(s) name(s) • Affiliation(s) • Abstract/Description • Keywords • Corresponding author email
Accepted Content Types
  • Conference posters (research / review / case-based)
  • Clinical image posters (with consent & de-identification)
  • Scientific slide decks (methods, protocols, results)
  • Educational research slides (training & awareness)
Supported Formats
  • Posters: PDF
  • Slides: PPT / PPTX and PDF
  • Language: English preferred (we can accept content prepared in English from global authors)

DOI Policy for Posters & Slides

After a quick editorial screening (scope, completeness, and ethics check), a permanent DOI can be assigned. Once DOI is issued, the content becomes part of the permanent scholarly record.

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Editorial Check
Scope match • Required metadata • Ethical compliance • File quality.
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DOI Assignment
A DOI is created to ensure stable, citable publishing and long-term access.
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Permanent Hosting
Content remains accessible; removal is not permitted once DOI is assigned.
Note: Minor metadata corrections may be possible, but content removal is generally not permitted after DOI issuance.

Ethical Policies & Consent

Posters and slides are published based on an editorial check and are not peer reviewed as full manuscripts. Therefore, authors are responsible for ensuring accuracy, permissions, and compliance with international ethical standards.

Clinical Images & Patient Data
  • Provide an explicit consent statement (when applicable).
  • Remove identifiable details (names, faces, IDs, hospital numbers).
  • Follow institutional ethics or IRB rules where required.
Research Integrity
  • No plagiarism, falsified data, manipulated images, or misrepresentation.
  • Respect copyright and permissions for reused figures.
  • Include accurate author contributions and affiliations.

License

Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 4.0)
Posters and slides are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial 4.0 International license. This allows others to share your work with proper attribution for non-commercial use.

Retraction Policy

JBRES reserves the right to retract content if there is evidence of scientific misconduct, including (but not limited to) plagiarism, falsification, data manipulation, misrepresentation, or unethical use of human/animal materials.

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Publish your poster or slide deck today and share a stable citation link with peers, students, and institutions.

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