Poster creation & design (A8R)
Using posters to disseminate research is increasingly popular, and not just in the sciences. Good posters are clear, easy to understand and make new topics a pleasure to discover; but a bad poster creates a poor impression.
This session's tips and techniques will help your poster make a successful impact.
By the end of the workshop you will have:
- thought about your target audience and how to adapt your poster accordingly
- considered what to include on a poster and what to leave out
- looked at posters created by previous students and discussed their good and bad points
- discussed the best way to present your poster
- gained some feedback on a poster that you are creating.
Additional information:
Who is it for? All postgraduate research students. To register for this workshop, you must be enrolled on (or recently graduated from) one of the following degrees: PhD, MPhil, Masters by Research, EngD, EdD, professional doctorate.
Is any preparation required? No (optional: bring along a draft poster for feedback)
Is catering provided? No
Who is the main tutor? Vicky Crawford / Alex Conner / Emma Smith
Other researchers say:
Useful tips on engaging the audience. It was very good: informative & fun.
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Further resources:
- Examples of postgraduate research posters
- The Scientist's Guide to Poster Design from kmeverson.org