RSC Poster: a global Twitter poster conference

#RSCPoster is a global Twitter poster conference, held entirely online over the course of 24 hours. The event brings together the global chemistry community to network with colleagues across the world and at every career stage, share their research and engage in scientific debate.

About #RSCPoster

How it works and FAQs

Organisers, Subject Chairs and general committee

Related events and webinars

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You can browse the fantastic entries and follow our Twitter account @RoySocChem for further updates.

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Explore 2022 winners

Explore last year's conference

Competition was high in 2021, with almost 900 posters from 62 countries, and we also saw the introduction of #RSCPosterPitch – short videos from our poster presenters.

Find out more about the 2021 conference and see the winners

RSC Poster Journal Collection now available

The RSC Poster Journal Collection showcasing research presented at the #RSCPoster Twitter conference is now available.

Explore the collection

Why not enter next year?

no registration fees
participate from anywhere with Twitter access
meet researchers from all over the world, at every career stage
spend as little or as much time attending as you like
cash and community prizes for the best posters as judged by our excellent Committees
community prize for the best #RSCPosterPitch as selected by our General Committee

See what 2021 participants had to say about the event

Thank you @RoySocChem and #RSCPoster judges for highlighting my poster! 🤩🔥
It was a blast to present my work on Lewis acid-catalyzed Diels-Alder reactions during the 2021 #RSCPoster Twitter Conference! 🎉🎉

Looking forward to next year’s edition!@VU_TheoCheM https://t.co/NywoCTR8Kp
— Pascal Vermeeren (@PascalVermeeren) March 11, 2021

Delighted to have won the #RSCPoster prize in the #RSCPhys category 🎉 It was great to have so much research interaction during the event, especially in this working from home era - thank you organisers! 😊 https://t.co/win47cDzFY
— Bluebell Drummond (@BHDrummond) March 11, 2021

#RSCPoster has been a lovely conference, and certainly one where you can engage with many people. I'm impressed with the numbers that I got! Thank you for your support @UoSChemistry @cheMSoton @RoySocChem #RSCAnalytical pic.twitter.com/t3gL23UpL3
— Sergio (@SCancho) March 11, 2021

Congrats to all the #RSCPoster Twitter Conference prize winners! As always this conference continues to redefine what academic research posters should look (and sound!) like! #ChemTwitter #ChemResearch #Chemistry https://t.co/wzcEvRXxxi
— John O'Donoghue (@DrJohnODonoghue) March 11, 2021

The #RSCPoster Twitter Conference Journal Collection

Following your feedback, we’re delighted to introduce our #RSCPoster journal collection, as a year-round display of some of the research presented. Our #RSCPoster Twitter Conference showcases the talent of our global chemistry community.

If you have ever presented a poster at #RSCPoster and have published your presented work as an article in any journal currently published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, please do fill in this survey to be featured in this themed collection.

Do you want to be featured, but your work isn't quite ready for publication? No problem. Once you are ready to publish, please submit your article to one of our journals for consideration – our website contains more information on finding the most suitable journal for your work. Upon submission, please let us know that you are submitting for the #RSCPoster themed collection.

We will be welcoming work from the 2022 #RSCPoster conference as part of this collection in the future, so make sure to register and present your work if you'd like to be featured.

Contact the organisers

Email:: RSCPoster Team

Thanking our sponsors

We would like to thank all our sponsors listed on this page for their support with #RSCPoster 2022:

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