Titlebook: Scientist’s Guide to Poster Presentations; Peter J. Gosling Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Design.drawing.informa

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Presentation of Text,ndwritten. In this chapter we consider the ways in which text can be manipulated to have a more pleasing appearance that tempts the viewers to read, how it can be made to fit into specific areas that are available in the poster, and how it can be effectively incorporated as part of the overall poster design.

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The Use of Color,rous results beyond mere distraction from your scientific message. This chapter considers the use and misuse of color and gives guidance on when it can be used to its best advantage in the overall poster design.

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esentations. A recent international conference, for example, which involved nearly 500 delegates from over 50 different countries, included information presented in 331 posters. Recent experience has shown, however, that the presentational stan­ dard of such posters, even at the international level,

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What to Include,ar element. . You will need to include sufficient elements to ensure that your poster stands on its own, reflects your professional credibility, provides ample justification for your objectives, and gives meaning to your results and conclusions.

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