Better Posters

Illustrae is software for creating scientific illustrations.

If, by chance, you are planning to go to Bordeaux this year to attend the Organization for Human Brain Mapping meeting, the organizers have created this great prep session.

One of the wild things as you get older is that you find yourself thinking, “Hey, when did that movie /song / TV show come out?

In one month (or less, depending on when you read this), I will be giving a free online talk, thanks to the kind invitation from the good people at Reproducibility 4 Everyone!

I’ve said in this blog that “Your title is 90% of your communication effort, because that’s all that most people will ever see.”

A unique account of a non-traditional conference poster (pictured) with non-traditional goals.

Look at this beautiful art by Yuefeng Song.

From Pedro Veliça on LinkedIn.

I want to thank Sasha Aspinall for sharing this award winning poster.

I watched this video about comics.

Friend of the blog Natalia Asari has already shared a poster with us.

We have two posters today from contributor Nicole Ackermans!

Today’s contributer is Antonia Hadjimichael.

It’s been a month.

Today we have a trio of posters from Stephen Kutos.

I’m always pleased to show an award winning poster!

Friend of the blog Mike Taylor gave me the okay to share this poster some time ago.

I spotted today’s poster when researching the Woodstock of Biology 2 + Night Science conference for the June link roundup.

Let’s see if I can get back into a regular rhythm of posting these!

This week's is courtesy of the extremely patient Dimitra Bezantakou.

The good people at ePosters asked if I would write something for their blog, They asked nicely, so I said, “I’ve been meaning to write about flash talks where people pitch their posters.

Over a year ago, I saved a few tweets about controversies that erupted over a couple of posters at a Society for Personality and Social Psychology conference.

Some time ago, Greg Fell shared an interesting poster.

If you are looking for a rubric to assess conference posters quickly, this might fill the bill.

It’s been a while since I’ve had the brainpower to pull one of these together.