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Poster Presentation

Showcase Your Research. Engage With Experts. Shape What Comes Next.

Have research you are excited about? Whether your work is already accepted or still taking shape, the CARE conference 2026 Poster Presentation Track gives you an opportunity to bring it to a community of researchers, faculty, practitioners and industry scientists working across AI and ML.

Submit Your Abstract

About the Poster Session

More than just a presentation, the Poster Track is an opportunity to expand your professional network, connect with potential collaborators and mentors, and spark meaningful conversations that can lead to future research and innovation.

Bring your research. Share your ideas. Be part of the conversation.

Why Present at CARE Conference?

A poster is often the starting point for a much bigger conversation. At CARE conference 2026, you will have the opportunity to:

  • Put your work in front of an engaged AI/ML audience and have meaningful conversations about your research.
  • Get feedback from experienced researchers, faculty and industry scientists that can help you strengthen and develop your work.
  • Exchange ideas with other students and researchers working on different problems, approaches and applications.
  • Build connections with potential mentors, collaborators and peers from across the research community.
  • Explore the wider CARE conference programme, including talks, panels and mentoring sessions featuring leading AI researchers.
  • Compete for poster awards, with exciting prizes (possibly cash) for selected outstanding presentations.
  • Take your research further, with an opportunity to publish a full paper in a Scopus-indexed post-conference proceeding.

Whether you are presenting an early-stage idea, an ongoing project or recently accepted research, CARE conference 2026 is a place to test your thinking, learn from others and make your work visible.

What You Will Need

1

Submit an Extended Abstract

Submit a 1-page extended abstract outlining your research. The submission portal will be soon announced.

2

Prepare Your Poster

If selected, you will create a printed poster for display during the conference. A0 portrait is the recommended format; final dimensions and specifications will be confirmed in the official call for participation.

3

Be Ready to Talk About Your Work

Alongside your poster, prepare a short pitch that introduces the motivation, approach and key results of your work. The aim is to start a conversation and not to give a long presentation.

Who Can Participate?

The Poster Presentation Track is open to UG, PG and PhD students with recently accepted or ongoing research in AI/ML.

Bring a question, an idea, a result or a problem you're working to solve — and use the CARE conference community to help take it further.

Ready to Share Your Work?

If you are working on research that you want to discuss, challenge and develop, we would love to see it at CARE Conference 2026. Submit your abstract and bring your ideas to the conversation.