Each year, scientists present countless research posters at conferences, symposia and academic gatherings, making the poster one of the most common—and most visible—forms of scientific communication.

Our faculty, staff, and students actively disseminate their work through diverse channels, reaching a wide array of audiences. They publish in prestigious academic journals, industry publications, and ...

Creating a research poster for the first time can be daunting. Here we provide some helpful tips and resources to get you started. Remember, designing the poster is only the first step in preparing ...

Long lines of text are more difficult to read, which is why magazines and newspapers always break up their text into narrower columns. If your poster has a landscape orientation, consider breaking ...

Learn how to create a research poster using Adobe InDesign. This is an online workshop via WebEx.

VoiceThread Recording Submission Deadline (for those accepted for Virtual and In-person Posters): Jan. 26, 2026 at 5 p.m. Upon abstract acceptance, all posters must be uploaded and recorded on ...

Eligible authors/presenters must be undergraduate students enrolled at a COSGC Affiliate Institution. Submissions must be research posters. The final file submitted shall be PDF. The submitted file ...

Date/time: Thursday, April 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (poster display and competition from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., lunch and award ceremony from Noon to 1 p.m.) Location: Waldo Library, 1st floor ...

Two-week notice is required for the printing of posters. For posters with formatting needs (beyond dragging and dropping for PowerPoint slides), please use other print services on campus (FedEx) or ...