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Jul 8, 2018 21 min

Creating award winning posters

from Dementia Researcher Vodcast

A conference poster can be an effective networking tool, and an effective way to to articulately communicate your research. Sadly, too many posters fail to be really engaging, and turn into a mess of unintelligible data. With our panellists today we hope to offer guidance on how to produce a fantastic award winning conference poster, thinking about the abstract, scripting, concept, design, and logistics. In this podcast we welcome new host Francesa La Frenais, PhD Student from University College London. Frankie is joined by a panel of poster award winning Early Career Researchers, Dr Claire Durrant a Post Doc Researcher from University of Cambridge, Dr Aoife Kiely who works as a Research Communications Officer at Alzheimer’s Society and Physicist and PhD Student Yolanda Ohene also at University College London.

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