Conference posters fail by trying to be the paper: dense text nobody reads from two metres away. This decides the single finding the poster exists to show, drafts a layout led by figures, gets feedback from somebody outside the project, prints well before the conference, and practises the one-minute and three-minute versions you will give standing beside it.
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One message, figures first, and a practised explanation.
The finding first, then the layout that shows it.
Printed early, explained in a minute.
Title that states the finding, not the topic Names, affiliations and a contact or QR code Introduction: two or three sentences Method: a sentence or a diagram Results: the figures, with captions that say what to notice Conclusion: what it means
From two metres away, the title and the main figure should be readable. If a section needs a paragraph, it probably needs a figure instead.
Chapters as milestones, writing as a routine, and a supervisor who sees drafts early.
Find the question, read enough to know it is a real one, and set up how you work.
Search, read, and synthesise as three separate jobs, with a stopping rule.
The case, the budget and the paperwork, all working back from a deadline that does not move.
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