I've found myself twice in a period of six months giving a poster presentation at a conference. This has been a new experience for me, and, by looking at what others were doing, I realized I could do a lot better.
I therefore tried to collect what I saw as advice on setting up a poster stand and creating a poster. I used a number of photographs I took at the poster sessions as examples and counterexemples. You can browse my notes here and print them from here. Comments Toot! TweetNavigation
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