One of the good things that emerged in 2020 was a series of grassroots Twitter events highlighting the achievements of Black scientists. Recently, these combined forces for a #BlackInXConference online. And there was a poster competition on Twitter!
Here are the winners. Click any to enlarge! Click the Twitter handle for the thread describing the poster.
Cellas Hayes (@c3llas):
Caprice Phillips (@CapricePhillips)
Lashanda Williams (@DrCoolSci):
A collection of notable posters (and a few presenters) and every known book devoted to academic conference posters.
Academic conference posters are often ugly, with tiny text, confusing layouts, and dubious colour schemes. This blog and book is about making posters informative and beautiful.
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