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Creating conference posters: Structure, form and content.

Eleanor Barker¹, Veronica Phillips¹

¹School of Clinical Medicine, University of Cambridge Medical Library, Cambridge, UK.

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Summary

This guide offers researchers practical advice on creating effective academic conference posters. Learn about optimal design, layout, content, and selection factors for successful scientific poster presentations.

Keywords:

Conference posters Health education Libraries Research support

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Area of Science:

Scientific Communication
Research Dissemination

Background:

Academic conferences are key venues for researchers to present findings.
Effective conference posters are crucial for engaging audiences and facilitating discussion.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive overview of academic conference poster creation.
To offer guidance on poster design, layout, content, and selection strategies.

Main Methods:

Review of best practices in scientific poster design.
Analysis of factors influencing conference selection.
Synthesis of key considerations for poster content and visual elements.

Main Results:

Key elements of effective poster form, structure, and content identified.
Suggestions for poster layouts and design principles provided.
Guidance on font selection, image use, and overall presentation offered.

Conclusions:

Adhering to design and content best practices enhances poster impact.
Strategic conference selection maximizes research visibility.
Well-crafted posters facilitate effective scientific communication.