To increase the readability and appeal of your poster, adhere to the following best practices:
For more on formatting and visual considerations, visit the following websites/documents:
Designing Poster For Humanities And Social Sciences | Maryland Center for Undergraduate Research (umd.edu)
How can I create a conference poster that is accessible to people with disabilities? | DO-IT (washington.edu) (A MUST READ!)
How to Design an Award-Winning Conference Poster - Social Science Space
While formatting is ultimately a researcher's choice, there are some standard formats that may be useful. These sample formats are presented as 48in (width) by 36in (length), a common poster size. These templates can be downloaded below. Feel free to move the sections around to your discretion. You are also not required to place your images/visualizations in one section.
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If your poster is affiliated with research at Tulane University, be sure to include this information on your posters. While you can choose whether to use Tulane colors, it is best practice to include the university's logo on your poster. The university's logo and other branding materials can be found at the links below.