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.
80 examples, page 2 of 4
Education research poster
A two year school trial comparing twenty minutes of small group phonics against whole class revision, laid out as an A0 landscape board built around a comparison table. It reports the reading gain, the adult hours and the cost per child together, because those are the three numbers a head teacher decides with.
Electrical engineering research poster example
A bench test poster is only useful if the reader can see the whole curve, not the peak. This board runs one 5 kW inverter across five load points on three firmware versions, plots conversion loss rather than efficiency so the differences are visible, and shows that the same 0.9 point gain holds at 30% of rated load, where a rooftop array actually sits.
Engineering test poster
An engineering poster is read the way a test report is read: rig, standard and tolerances first, then what broke, at what load and how. This A0 landscape example reports a fictional four point bend series on twelve timber beams, with the rig as a five entry protocol, one load against deflection chart, every specimen load printed in the results text and a key finding callout.
Entrepreneurship research poster example
An entrepreneurship research poster about a grant programme has to answer one question: did the funded firms do better than similar firms without the money. This Australian A0 landscape board follows 820 grant funded and 820 matched unfunded startups for three years: 71% of funded firms were still trading against 58%.
Environmental science poster
A season of battery free soil moisture sensors on 24 smallholder farms, laid out as an A0 landscape broadsheet. It is a field trial rather than a laboratory study, so the board reports the things field work actually turns on: whether the device survived, where it was weakest, and what it saved.
Epidemiology poster
An epidemiology poster has three obligations: print the case definition, reconcile the records flow, and put the denominators where a reader can redo the division. This A0 landscape example does all three for a fictional five year Ross River virus registry study, with incidence by region in one chart and a rate ratio of 2.4 as the key number.
Field study poster
A field study poster has to show when and where every number was collected, because season and site are the confounders a reviewer checks first. This A0 landscape example runs its four sampling visits as a dated timeline across the top of the board, so the heatwave at visit three explains the dip in the counts before anyone asks.
Field trial poster example
A field trial poster reports a treatment applied on working land, so it needs the layout, the replication and the yield in one place. This A0 landscape example spreads biochar at 0, 5 and 10 tonnes a hectare in 75 strips on five New South Wales grazing farms for two seasons. Pasture rises from 5.1 to 5.8 t a hectare, 14% at the high rate.
Finance research poster example
A finance research poster built on an event study leads with its table, because that is where the result lives. This A0 landscape board measures the share price reaction to 640 dividend cuts over ten years: the three day abnormal return falls from 1.1% for small cuts to 6.8% for cuts over half.
Genetics research poster example
A genetics poster that reports one variant has to answer two questions before anything else: how many samples, and from where. This board puts both in the title band, then gives the whole width to a hero figure showing the variant frequency rising from 0.08 to 0.21 across five regional cohorts of 1,280 samples each.
Geology research poster example
Three drill cores through one sandstone unit, laid out as an A0 portrait board with a coloured sidebar rail carrying the title, abstract and core access note. The rail keeps the identity of the board on the left and leaves the full right hand column for the logs and the analysis.
Health economics poster
A health economics poster stands or falls on whether its table adds up and its uncertainty is on the board rather than in the appendix. This A0 portrait example carries a cost and QALY table whose totals are the sums of their rows, an ICER of 4,120 per QALY as the key number, and a tornado chart showing which input moves it.
Hospitality research poster example
A hospitality research poster works best when its title is the question a manager would ask. This A0 portrait board asks whether replying to reviews changes the next rating, and answers it with 9,800 public reviews across 120 hotels: hotels replying to more than 75% of reviews gained 0.4 stars.
Human geography research poster example
A two wave household panel measuring what a rail extension did to the commute, laid out as an A0 landscape board with one wide hero figure. The figure plots commute time against distance from the nearest station, so the saving and the point where it disappears are both visible at once.
Human resources research poster example
A human resources research poster should turn HR records into something a manager can act on. This A0 portrait board links a ten item onboarding checklist to 12 month retention for 1,140 hires across nine sites: 81% stayed with full onboarding against 68% without, and a 30 day check in was the strongest single item.
Hydrology research poster example
Runoff ratio at one catchment gauge before and after thirty per cent reforestation, laid out as a four column A0 landscape board. Each column takes one stage of the argument, so a reader moves left to right from the question to the limits without doubling back.
Lab research poster
A lab research poster earns trust with its controls, its replicate counts and its willingness to print the doses where nothing happened. This A0 portrait example gives one dose response line chart most of the canvas, states the null results at 5 and 10 micrograms per millilitre as findings, and keeps the positive control on the same axes.
Legal research poster example
A legal research poster has to show where its cases came from and how they were read before it shows any difference between courts. This A0 landscape example reports a fictional study of sentence length for one offence category across five courts, built from 1,860 coded judgments, with a five entry coding protocol, one chart of the five court medians, a key finding callout and a discussion that keeps publication bias in view.
Linguistics research poster example
A vowel merger measured across 120 speakers in one coastal city, laid out as an A0 portrait board where a single hero figure takes the top half. The figure plots formant difference by birth decade, so the change reads as a trend rather than as two bars.
Machine learning research poster
A model that detects diabetic retinopathy from smartphone fundus images, laid out as an A0 landscape board. It is built around the figure, which is what a machine learning poster usually needs, and the text does the two things these posters most often skip: it describes the split honestly, and it says plainly what the result does not show.
Marketing research poster example
A marketing research poster should show what buyers did, not what they said they liked. This A0 landscape board reports an online choice experiment: 1,500 respondents, 8 choice sets each, 12,000 choices between three granola pack designs. The clear window carton won 44% of choices and carries a $1.10 premium.
Materials science poster
A materials science poster is read composition first, so this A0 portrait example puts the weight percent line at the top of its methods protocol where a metallurgist looks for it. Two charts split the two properties: tensile results in one, hardness and the measured silicon length in the other, with the 14 percent strength gain as the key number.
Mathematics research poster example
A mathematics research poster has to make an abstract object readable at two metres, which means stating the model as assumptions a passer by can check rather than as a page of notation. This board fits a standard M/M/c queue to 9,600 recorded clinic arrivals and puts the predicted waiting times next to the observed ones for every session of the clinic day.
Media studies research poster example
A media studies research poster has to show how its texts were sampled and coded before any change over time means anything. This A0 landscape example reports a fictional content analysis of 4,000 news headlines, 2,000 from 2016 and 2,000 from 2026, with the method as a five step chain, one chart of question headlines by outlet, a headline stat and checked points.
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