Register your team
DIU students only. A team may include up to three members. Abstract submission closes on 10 November 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Organized By Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Lead Organizer Artificial Intelligence Centre
Supported By Daffodil AI Club & AR/VR Game Development Lab
Present your research, share your ideas, and take the first step toward making your work visible. Submit your abstract and compete in the research poster final.
Eligibility: DIU students only · Teams of up to 3 members
The competition has two phases: initial registration and abstract review, followed by the final poster presentation round for qualified teams.
DIU students only. A team may include up to three members. Abstract submission closes on 10 November 2026 at 11:59 PM.
Submitted abstracts will be reviewed, and the results will be announced on 11 November 2026.
The final event is on 15 November 2026. Finalist teams must print their own A0 portrait poster (841 × 1189 mm).
Registration and abstract submission open.
Registration and abstract submission close at 11:59 PM.
Qualified teams will be notified of the Phase 1 results.
Poster presentations, panel discussion, prize-giving and closing ceremony.
Join distinguished professors and academicians from leading universities for an engaging panel discussion on the technologies shaping research, industry and society. Explore perspectives on emerging innovations, exchange ideas with experts, and take part in an open conversation about the opportunities and challenges ahead.

A full day of research presentations, expert discussion, recognition and closing activities.
Poster boards, team registration, judge briefing and volunteer positioning.
Welcome, introduction of judges and rules briefing.
Judges visit each team; teams present their research and answer questions.
Score sheets are collected; participants, judges and guests move to KT-201.
Seating, welcome and introduction of panelists and moderator.
Panel discussion with distinguished professors and academicians.
Questions and discussion with students and guests.
Closing reflections and thanks to the panelists.
Announcement of 3rd, 2nd and 1st prize winners, followed by certificates for finalists.
Food for participants, guests, organizers and volunteers from 12:30 PM onwards. Venue to be confirmed.
The poster presentation is more than a competition. It is an opportunity to communicate your work, meet the research community and take the next step in your academic journey.
Present your work to an academic audience and bring your ideas into the spotlight.
Connect with professors, judges, fellow researchers and students with shared interests.
Exchange perspectives, receive feedback and learn from other research projects.
Build confidence in presenting, explaining and defending your research ideas.
Gain appreciation for your effort and contribution, with certificates for participants.
Participants will receive useful event essentials and a memento of their participation.
Download the A0 portrait sample PowerPoint template to understand how to organize your research poster. Use it as a layout guide and replace the sample content with your own research.
A0 Portrait · 841 × 1189 mm · PowerPoint (.pptx)
Finalist teams pay an additional Tk 350 for Phase 2. Total fee for a finalist team across both phases is Tk 500.
Review the competition rules and submit your team registration through the official form.