Poster examples
Research posters, block by block
Every poster here is a whole A0 board, read the way a conference reader reads one: the finding first, then the abstract, the method as a labelled protocol, the figures with their captions, and the references. The studies are invented, the structure is how the field actually writes them.
What the builder does, feature by feature, is on the AI poster maker page.
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Agriculture research poster example
A variety trial poster is read table first, because a grower wants the ranking and the agronomist wants the spread. This A0 landscape board puts an eight row results table across the middle, with yield, protein and lodging for each variety, and keeps the method and the caveats on either side of it.
Anthropology research poster example
Fourteen months of participant observation at a weekly produce market, laid out as an A0 portrait board in a journal style two column grid. The board treats ethnography the way a journal does: abstract, site, method, findings and discussion, with the counts a reader can check.
Archaeology research poster example
Nine shell middens dated along four kilometres of coastal dune, laid out on an A0 portrait board with a numbered rail running down the left. The rail turns the board into a reading order, so a visitor who starts at node one finishes at the conclusion without being told where to go.
Architecture research poster example
An architecture poster that reports a measured building has to open with the question, because the reader has to know what was being compared before the photographs they expect fail to appear. This board puts the question in a title panel down the left, then walks 24 classrooms, three window designs and twelve months of readings across the remaining columns.
Astronomy research poster example
Six months of photometry on 140 candidate variable stars, laid out as an A0 portrait showcase board with two figures set into a three column grid. The board answers the question a small observatory asks each season: what fraction of somebody else catalogue can a 0.4 metre telescope actually resolve.
Biomedical engineering research poster example
A biomedical engineering research poster for a device test is an agreement study: how close is the new sensor to the reference, and where does it fail. This A0 landscape board tests a wearable heart rate patch in 40 volunteers, 72,000 paired readings, with a hero line chart of error by activity and the patch within 5 bpm on 96% of exercise readings.
Capstone project poster example
A capstone project poster shows a thing that was built and tested against a target set at the start. This A0 portrait example comes from a final year engineering team of four and their supervisor: a $38 clip on camera that reads old water meters, tested on 1,600 photos of three meter models, reading 1,539 correctly, 96.2% against a 95% target.
Case control study poster example
A case control study poster lives or dies on its exposure table, because every odds ratio has to rebuild from the counts beside it. This A0 landscape example compares 210 adults treated for kitchen burns with 420 controls matched on age across six exposures. Loose sleeves carry the largest odds ratio, 2.8, 95% CI 1.9 to 4.2.
Case report poster
A case report poster is a story with laboratory values, and the layout should number the story so a reader never hunts for what happened next. This A0 portrait example runs six numbered stages down a rail, from presentation with an ALT of 1,480 to recovery at 96 by day 21, with one chart carrying the whole clinical course.
Chemistry research poster example
Three catalyst loadings for one ester synthesis, laid out as an A0 portrait board with the procedure running across the top as a five step chain. A synthetic chemistry poster is read for the method first, so the method is the first thing under the title.
Civil engineering research poster example
A structures poster has to make a reader trust twelve specimens, which means the casting, the rejections and the failure mode all belong on the board. This one runs seven narrow columns across A0 landscape, from abstract to references, with the specimen flow and the load results in the middle where a reviewer will look first.
Climate science research poster example
Fifty years of heatwave days at twenty two weather stations, laid out as an A0 landscape billboard where the key finding occupies a full panel on the left. The finding is set large enough to read from across a hall, and the evidence for it runs down the right.
Clinical trial poster
A clinical trial poster has to show who was randomised, what happened to them and how big the effect was, in that order. This A0 portrait example reports a fictional cluster randomised trial of text message reminders for childhood vaccination across 20 clinics, with an abstract, methods as a labelled protocol, a six box participant flow, three key numbers, two numbered charts and a comparison bar block.
Cohort study poster example
A cohort study poster has to show change over time in the same people, so the follow up waves carry the board. This A0 landscape example follows 2,400 hospital and factory workers for six years, 1,200 on rotating shifts and 1,200 on day work, and reports new hypertension with an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.5, 95% CI 1.2 to 1.9.
Computer science poster
A computer science poster for a systems benchmark needs three things on the board: how the test set was made, what hardware ran it, and the cost of the win beside the win. This A0 landscape example shows a learned index benchmark with its data flow reconciling from 48,000 raw queries to 8,960 evaluated, and the 38 percent insert penalty printed in results.
Controlled experiment poster example
A controlled experiment poster has to show that one thing changed and everything else was held fixed. This A0 portrait example grows 288 lettuce plants in 12 trays under three LED spectra for five weeks in one chamber. From the same 0.8 g start, the red heavy spectrum ends at 118 g a plant against 96 g under balanced white, 23% more.
Criminology research poster example
A criminology research poster example has to show how the comparison group was built before it shows the gap, because selection is the first objection any reader raises. This A0 portrait board reports a fictional matched cohort study of youth diversion and twelve month reoffending, 640 diverted young people against 640 court processed, with four charts, a five entry methods protocol and conclusion bullets that carry each rate with its count.
Cross sectional study poster example
A cross sectional study poster reports how common something is at one moment, so its headline is a prevalence, not a change. This A0 landscape example surveys 3,600 students in 22 Queensland secondary schools in one week: 38% sleep under 8 hours on a school night, and short sleep is 1.9 times as common above 4 hours of recreational screen time.
Cybersecurity research poster example
A phishing study poster is usually read from its numbers down, so this board opens with four of them across the top: 3,200 staff, two campaigns, a click rate that fell from 18.4% to 9.1%, and a report rate that rose from 12% to 31%. Everything under the strip explains how those four were produced.
Data science research poster example
A model comparison poster is read as a table first, because the ranking is the finding. This board puts five scorers in one table, the rules list currently in use and four models, all measured on the same held out set of 25,200 subscribers, and leads with precision in the top decile rather than with accuracy.
Demography research poster example
Median age change across forty regional local government areas, laid out as an A0 landscape board with a ribbon of four numbers running across the middle. The ribbon holds the result and the columns above and below explain why one number hides two different mechanisms.
Dentistry research poster example
A school varnish programme is usually reported by how many children were seen, which goes up whether or not anyone ends up with fewer holes. This board reports what changed instead: new decayed surfaces per child at 24 months in six programme schools against six matched comparison schools, counted by examiners who did not know which was which.
Ecology research poster example
An ecology poster is usually read for two things: what was found where, and whether the sampling was good enough to believe it. This board answers both for an acoustic survey of six frog species at 30 wetlands across two wet seasons, with the species counts written as one ordered results block, the grazing comparison in a figure and the seasonal means in a comparison bar block.
Economics research poster example
A difference in differences study of a state minimum wage rise, laid out as an A0 portrait board built around its results table. At a metre you read the estimate, the table under it and the interval, and only then the method that produced them.
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