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Top Tips for Presenting your Scientific Poster at a Conference

January 11, 2023
EACR Congress 2022

At the Early Career Researcher’s Conference 2022, we enjoyed a brilliant programme of diverse sessions from a range of experts, including Phillipa Timmins from Scientifica who delivered a talk on ‘Top Tips for Presenting your Scientific Poster at a Conference’.

In the session, Phillipa shared key considerations you need to factor into your pre-conference preparations and on the day in order to get the most out of your poster presentation.

To watch the full video on the EACR’s YouTube channel, see below.

The three useful articles Phillipa references from their online blog, NeuroWire:

  • How to get the most out of a scientific conference
  • How to make your scientific posters stand out
  • Less is more: Advice for keeping your poster concise

Scientifica specialises in providing cutting-edge equipment optimised for electrophysiology, multiphoton imaging and optogenetics research. They have an excellent Resource Centre on their website containing blog posts, articles, webinars and case studies, which are all free to access.

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