Advance Discount Ends Thursday, December 31

Advance Discount Ends Thursday, December 31

Poster Session

Showcase your work to a global synthetic biology community

Exhibitor at the Caladan booth demonstrating lab instruments to a visitor in the SynBioBeta expo hall

The Poster Sessions at The Global Synthetic Biology Conference offer a unique and valuable opportunity to showcase your work to a global community of researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors in synthetic biology.

If you have exciting research to share, the poster session offers students and researchers a unique opportunity to showcase your research at the conference.

Row of digital poster screens on stands beside a Digital Posters sign at SynBioBeta
Attendees reading digital posters on screens next to a Digital Posters sign
Group of attendees photographing a digital poster on a screen in the conference hallway

Why It Matters

A poster here isnโ€™t just visibilityโ€”itโ€™s traction. Use the session to pressure-test ideas,
meet decision-makers, and turn hallway chats into pilots and partnerships.

Visibility that counts

Put your research or product in front of founders, VCs, biopharma, government, and mediaโ€”right when theyโ€™re scouting whatโ€™s next.

Fast feedback, real traction

Get actionable input from peers and industry leaders to sharpen your science and accelerate adoption.

Bridge lab and market

Turn concepts into collaborations: pilot studies, partnerships, customer intros, and hiring often start here.

Who youโ€™ll meet

Expect a dense cross-section of people who build, buy, and fund the future of bio.
If you have results, youโ€™ll find someone who can use them.

Builders

Founders, engineers, and platform teams (automation, AI, cloud labs).

Biopharma & CDMOs

Translational leaders seeking tools, targets, and scale-up partners.

Investors

Seed โ†’ growth funds tracking platforms and category creators.

Policy & biosecurity experts

Setting standards for safe, scalable deployment.

Researchers & students

Fresh talent and potential collaborators.

How the Process works

A focused, high-traffic format designed to encourage meaningful conversations
and maximize visibility among relevant attendees.

Displayed all day

One-hour session

Expo Hall

01

Poster production and display

Posters are professionally printed in advance. Presenters are responsible for installing their posters on the morning of their assigned day, where they will remain on display throughout the day.

02

Dedicated presentation session

Each poster is assigned to a scheduled session during the cocktail hour in the Expo Hall. During this one-hour session, presenters stand by their posters to share their work and engage with attendees.

03

High-intent audience engagement

Attendees include founders, biopharma representatives, CDMOs, investors, and policy professionals, many of whom participate with defined areas of interest and active scouting objectives.

04

Facilitated connections

The format encourages direct interaction and follow-up discussions, supporting meaningful connections across the synthetic biology and bioeconomy ecosystem.

Key details for accepted posters

Complimentary poster printing: Posters will be printed in advance. Display is to be completed by presenters on the morning of the assigned day (Tuesday, May 5 or Wednesday, May 6), where posters will remain on view throughout the day.

Presentation sessions: Poster sessions will take place each day during the cocktail hour in the Expo Hall. Each presenter will be assigned a designated time to present their work.

Networking opportunities: The sessions facilitate connections with leaders, investors, researchers, and innovators across synthetic biology and the bioeconomy.

Registered

All Presenters are required to complete their registration by January 29, 2027. Failure to do so will result in the removal of the poster from the selection process.

Poster Topics

The chosen poster subject should be relevant to one of the 6 conference tracks.

Have Questions, Contact Us:

Anissa Cooke, Director of Sales & Business Development
anissa.cooke@synbiobeta.com

Blue watercolor illustration of a folded protein structure
Blue watercolor illustration of a folded protein structure