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Quickly confirm the measurements of your poster template. Make sure you start with right dimensions to achieve the correct poster size upon printing.
Quickly confirm the measurements of your poster template. Make sure you start with right dimensions to achieve the correct poster size upon printing.
Not sure what size poster you need for your presentation? This page offers simple instructions on how to get started.
You received a poster template from a colleague, or maybe you have used this template in the past. Now is the time to confirm that it is the correct size for your upcoming presentation.
See how to download the right PowerPoint poster template from the PosterPresentations.com website, and how to minimize sizing errors.
Learn how you can customize the template colors to meet your requirements. Learn how you can do it with a couple of clicks or modify the slide master.
Overview of the PowerPoint poster templates, what’s on the templates and how it can make your design experience easier.
Are you wondering whether the fonts on the poster are too big or too small to read from a reasonable viewing distance? There is an easy way to find out.
Learn how to zoom in and out of the template as you work on your poster presentation.
Learn how to change the column configuration on the Slide Master.
Learn how to save time by preparing the content of your poster before you start working on your presentation.
Learn how to optimize the size of your poster's title bar.
Learn how to add text to your poster with cop-and-paste or by creating a text box.
Learn how to add a table to the poster template and how to import it from another document.
How to add pictures to your poster and what to avoid when sizing them.
The Quick Guides are outside the poster area and cannot be printed or be on your PDF but if you still want to remove them here is how.
If you want to use our poster templates but don't have access to PowerPoint, you can use Google Slides. Here is how to convert your PowerPoint template to Google Slides.
Learn how to convert your PowerPoint poster to a "print-quality PDF file.
The typical structure of a research poster can vary slightly depending on the specific requirements and guidelines of the conference or event where it will be presented, but it usually includes the following sections:
Title: A concise and informative title that reflects the main topic or research question. (includes list of the study's authors, followed by institutional affiliations).
Introduction: An introduction that provides background information on the topic, outlines the research question and highlights the significance and relevance of the study.
Methods: A clear and concise description of the methods and techniques used in the study.
Results: A summary of the main findings of the study, including any relevant statistical analyses.
Discussion: Discuss the implications of the findings, their relevance to the field, and any limitations or areas for future research.
Conclusion: A brief summary of the study's main findings and key takeaways.
References: A list of the sources cited in the poster.
In addition to these sections, a research poster should also include clear and visually appealing graphics, such as tables, charts, and images, to help illustrate the key points and findings of the study. The poster should be well-organized, easy to read, and visually engaging to capture viewers' attention and effectively communicate the research findings.
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