Research Poster Title�

Authors and Co-authors

Wake Forest, affiliations for other authors

The Problem

• How do you see the problem

Findings / Evidence

• What did you learn from your research and/or analysis

Recommendations

• What are your recommendations

Measures of Success

• How would you measure success

Objective

Approach

• Your objective

• Your approach for information collection and recommendation development

RESULTS

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The Problem

Objective

Conclusions

Key finding, statement or

an intriguing research question

Acknowledgments

Further info

Name Surname

Affiliation

Email

Methods

1. Visual layout will help you to present the research
2. Only include results that support the key statement on top
3. White space focuses attention to the important bits.

Think of someone who is not from your field. Now shortly explain him why you are doing the research…

In one short sentence explain what did you want to accomplish.

Paper Title

Co-Author No.1, University

Another author, Another university

1. A related paper of yours, year
2. Another paper, year

Key conclusion about the graph

• Bullet points can be useful
• They are easier to read than blocks of text

Point the viewers to something specific in the figures. What are they looking at?

To draw attention to something, make it stand out from the rest of the chart

Only basic info. The paper holds all the details about methods.

Reference to the funder

Conflict of interests statement

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