Guidelines for Poster Presenters

Posters will be on display throughout the event in the Seminar rooms. A dedicated flash poster session will be held on Tuesday 7 October from 16:00 - 18:30. From 16:00 - 16:30, presenters can deliver a 1-minute flash poster to provide a quick introduction to their work and encourage attendees to visit their poster. During this session, authors are asked to be available to facilitate discussions on their work and answer any questions.

Preparing your poster

Authors are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary copyright / permissions for all material.
Posters should be prepared no larger than A0 in size (84.1 x 118.9 cm / 33.1 x 46.8 inches), in a portrait format.

On the day management

Posters can be mounted from 08:30 on Tuesday 7 October and can be left on display until 4.00pm on Thursday 9 October. Any posters that are not removed by this time will be recycled.
Your poster number will be available via the programme a few days before the event is due to start - this corresponds to your board. Please check the website for updates. Alternatively, please make you way to the registration desk on arrival at the event, and a member of the conferences team will be pleased to confirm your poster number.
Fixing material will be supplied which is adequate for laminated posters. Fabric posters may be harder to mount.

Poster printing service

We are pleased to offer presenters a poster printing service with delivery to the conference. This service will ensure your poster arrives at the conference on time and for those travelling by air, saves you having to carry your poster through airport security. Posters are printed in full colour and will be available to collect from the registration desk on the first day of the conference.
Posters will be printed as A0 in a portrait format (no lamination). The cost per poster is £40.
Please read the following before supplying your poster. Unfortunately, it will not be possible to make any amendments once your order has been accepted.

Please make sure your document has been proofed before supplying the file – this means you have checked for spelling and grammatical errors, colour issues, layout and design.
Artwork should be supplied as a CMYK PDF (it is important to ensure that all images used are also converted to CMYK), not RGB, and a high resolution (300 dpi) and must be A0 in size. All fonts should be embedded.

Poster files need to be supplied to msc@iop.org by 30 September 2025.

Poster Numbers and Flash Presentation Order

Presenters can deliver a 1-minute flash poster to provide a quick introduction to their work and encourage attendees to visit their poster, these short talk will be given in the same order as the poster numbers below.

Poster Number/Flash Presentation Order	Poster Title	Author	Organisation
1	Physics-Driven Avionics Systems for Radiation Detection and Nuclear Forensics in Airborne Platforms	Sai Prashant Bhosale	MIT ADT University Pune
2	Current progress in uranium isotope analysis of environmental samples using LG-SIMS (IMS1300-HR3) at Korea Basic Science Institute: Substrate comparison between carbon planchets and silicon wafers	Jeongmin Kim	Korea Basic Science Institute
3	Assaying Nuclear Fuel Remnant Material with an Active Well Coincidence Counter: Calibration, Uncertainties, and Comparing Results to Historically Declared Inventory	James Doherty	Nuclear Restoration Services Ltd.
4	Analysis of the Effect of Sample Placement Geometry on the Accuracy of Gamma-Ray Spectrometry for 235U Analysis	Oleksandr Zhukov	Institute for Nuclear Research National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
5	Compact BN-Si Thermal Neutron Detector	Yannick Verbelen	University of Bristol
6	Beta-Spectrometry of 90Sr and 137Cs in Chornobyl Samples	Hanna Prokopiuk	Institute for Nuclear Research National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine


7	Calibration of Neutron Coincidence Measurements for Accurate Determination of ²³⁵U and ²³⁸U Masses	Viktoriia Lebed	Taras Shevchenko Natiol University of Kyiv
8	Hybrid Lead Halide Perovskite Single Crystals for Spectroscopic Radiation Detection	Jayana Jayarathne	University of Surrey
9	Low-Cost Visual-Inertial SLAM for Portable Radiation Mapping and Orphan Source Detection	Billy Murphy	University of Bristol
10	Long-Range Imaging of Alpha Emitters in Radiological Crime Scene Investigations	Lingteng Kong	University of Bristol
11	Quantifying neutron response of Lanthanum halides using monoenergetic neutrons	Naomi Gadsby	University of Surrey
12	Low cost environmentally stable dosimeters for field workers and environmental testing	Jennifer De Lange	QMUL
13	Development of a Simulation Model for Active Interrogation of Special Nuclear Materials Using the Geant4 Toolkit	Nathan Truong	University of Bristol
14	Development of a Simulation Model for Active Interrogation of Special Nuclear Materials Using the Geant4 Toolkit	Edward Martin	University of Bristol
15	Forensic Analysis of Humanitarian Landmines Using Compact Neutron Sources and Neutron Activation Techniques	Mahmuod Bakr	University of Bristol
16	Automated Capture of Extensive Micrographic Libraries for Training AI Models for Nuclear Forensics	Matt Gilbert	AWE
17	Applying Protein-Based Separation Techniques to Expedite Actinide Purification For High-Precision Isotope Analysis	Eva Baransky	LLNL
18	Intentional nuclear forensics using fuel performance enhancing dopants.	Simon Middleburgh	Bangor University
19	Structural Characterisation of Nuclear Materials Using Small-Angle Neutron Scattering	Dirk Honecker	ISIS Pulsed Neutron and Muon Source
20	Raman spectroscopy as a tool for nuclear forensics	Cameron McFarlane	Bangor University
21	Flexible Organic Semiconductor Alpha Particle Sensors	Albanik Gashi	QMUL
22	Developing neutron detectors at the University of Surrey	Jack Henderson	University of Surrey
23	Automation of Signature Quantification from Gamma-Gamma Coincidence Counting	Reuben Russel	AWE

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