On posters, graphs are better than tables. There is not much that can be presented in a table that cannot be presented in a graph.A collection of notable posters (and a few presenters) and every known book devoted to academic conference posters.
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2 comments:
Would love to see good examples of displaying correlation and regression data. I don't think graphs get the job done in this case.
Genomics data. And there is SOOOO much of it. Back in the old days you would have made a whole poster about the data in one row of the table.
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