The Professional Poster Display is a premier opportunity for experts across the mineral and geoscience community to present their work in a highly visible and interactive format. This exhibition is designed to highlight the breadth and depth of innovation happening across the sector—from frontier exploration and deposit modelling to structural geology, applied geochemistry, geomatallurgy, and emerging technologies..​

Whether you’re sharing new research findings, operational insights, or technical advancements, this is your chance to contribute to the dialogue shaping the future of mineral resource development. The poster display fosters knowledge exchange and collaboration, offering a space where science meets industry and ideas spark action. This exhibition is especially valuable for showcasing applied research, case studies, and cross-disciplinary approaches that address real-world challenges in mineral exploration and development. It also complements the broader technical program by offering a more visual and conversational format for sharing ideas.​

Posters will be displayed for the duration of the conference, ensuring sustained exposure to a wide audience of researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers. Presenters will be assigned dedicated time slots to engage with attendees, answer questions, and explore potential collaborations.​

Space is limited—early submission is strongly encouraged.​​

Posters will be displayed throughout the symposium, and presenters will be assigned a time slot to be available at their poster for discussion and networking. Abstracts will be included in the symposium program.​

Professional poster abstract submissions will be reviewed by the Posters Committee and nominees will be notified accordingly. Submissions will be selected based on relevance to the conference theme, technical quality and overall contribution to the geoscience and mineral resource community. ​

Applicants submitting talk abstracts have the option of presenting a professional poster as their second preference if they are unsuccessful with their talk submission. ​

Each professional will be provided a display unit/board 8 foot wide x 4 foot tall suitable for push-pin mounting along with a chair to sit on. Posters should include high-quality visuals such as maps, charts, diagrams, and other supporting materials. A table can be made available upon request should the presenter wish to provide physical samples, handouts and demonstrations. ​

Poster abstract submission is now open until April 1, 2026. Refer Abstracts and Proposals page for details and electronic form submission. Only an abstract is required by April 1, 2026, final submission is February 1, 2027.​