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Improving your scientific poster presentations A web tutorial by Ned Carter & Kenneth Nilsson, revised and extended by the authors and Olle Bergman. Summary: three tips for a readable poster Start with your conclusions. Use less and larger text. Emphasize figures and illustrations Background Our way of making posters In two distinct ways, our […]
”Well-dressed and witty” – this was how Cecilia Berlin, social sustainability scientist from Gothenburg was described as she won one of the regional finals of the Swedish national Forskar Grand Prix. (’Researcher’s Grand Prix’)
Vasco Elbrecht from Ruhr-Universität Bochum has created a ”Virtual Poster” format which combines “Richard Attenborough commentary” with animated illustrations.
Ben Barrett-Forrest, graphic designer ”for forward thinkers” , has made a great YouTube video about the history of typography.
Maps showing statistical data can be very useful when we want to understand the world and the geographical distribution of stuff. They are often used in research fields like epidemiology, economics and sociology.
The first pdf document has been added to the Guides & articles section: a Boarding Card for (nervous) speakers.
The London-based creative agency Territory created this elegant video for BBC Knowledge. It explains the role and function of DNA. http://www.territorystudio.com/work/motion/?p=BBC-knowledge-DNA It’s fun to watch, but I finds it a little more inspirational than instructional. In my opinion, the spoken words are actually more explanatory than the graphics. If you were the scientific advisor to this production, […]