Best Poster Awards - IPC2025

Brisbane, Australia, 13-18 July 2025

 

There were 4 poster sessions at IPC2025, one each of the first 4 days of the conference. Each poster session included about 50 posters. Every day a different jury composed of 5 or 6 IUSSP members and headed by a Council member selected one "Best Poster" of the day. The entire process was designed and overseen by IUSSP Council member Shelley Clark. 

 

Judging Criteria

Posters were judged on both content and style, including the importance and innovation of the research questions, visual appeal, organization, and effective written and oral communication of study and findings.

 

The main criteria included:

  • Importance and originality of objectives
  • Clarity of objectives/research questions
  • Theoretical and technical quality of the methods used
  • Results are well presented and insightful
  • Overall contribution of the research
  • Visual appeal and effectiveness of the poster. Does the poster effectively provide a narrative? Is the presentation organized, does it flow logically and is it easy to understand?
  • Quality of explanation of the poster by the presenter (optional)

 

Best Poster Award for Day 1 at IPC2025 :

  • "Reproductive Factors and the Likelihood of Hysterectomy in India: Evidence from the National Family Health Survey, 2019-21" • Jesty Varghese, University of Queensland-IIT Delhi Academy of Research, IIT-Delhi ; Sisir Debnath, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Sapna Desai, Population Council; Sourabh Paul, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Gita Mishra, The University of Queensland

 

Best Poster Award for Day 2 at IPC2025 :

  • "Dynamics in Three-Generational Chinese Families: Conflict, Solidarity, and Ambivalence" • Ke MA, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Xue BAI, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

 

Best Poster Award for Day 3 at IPC2025 :

  • "Who Is Providing Care for the Elderly in Asia? Comparing Five Countries at Different Stages of Demographic Transition" • Marie Ishida, Nossal Institute for Global Health; Ajay Mahal, Nossal Institute for Global Health, School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne; Sumit Kane, Nossal Institute for Global Health, School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne; Victoria Fan, Center for Global Development; Teralynn Ludwick, Center for Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne.

 

Best Poster Award for Day 4 at IPC2025 :

  • "Quantifying the Intraregional Migration in Latin America Using Facebook: A Validity Assessment Based onHousehold Surveys" • Camila Montiel, Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics (CED); Sofia Gil-Clavel, TU Delft; Victoria Prieto Rosas, Universidad de la República, Uruguay.
     

 

Jury Poster Session 1: Irene Casique Rodríguez, Georgina Binstock, Ilene Speizer, Ignacio Pardo, Elizabeth Sully, Niranjam Saggurti.
 

 

Jury Poster Session 2: Geraldine Duthé, Joshua O. Akinyemi, Monica Alexander , Haodong Qi , Romesh Silva, Fan Yang.
 

 

Jury Poster Session 3: Nkechi Owoo, David Lam, Arlette Simo-Fodjo, Luca Pesando, Emilio Zagheni. 

 

 

Jury Poster Session 4: Ann Moore, Audrey Dorélien, Víctor M. García-Guerrero, Asli Ebru Sanlituerk, Aasli Abdi Nur.