Better Posters
28 April 2011

Critique: Ovarian cancer cells

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The third and final entry in the American Association for Cancer Research poster competition . This one is from the Stanford University Scho...
27 April 2011

Critique: Breast cancer inhibition

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Today, I’m continuing my critiques of finalists in the American Association for Cancer Research poster competition . Virtues: Solid thr...
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26 April 2011

Critique: HSV-2 oncolytic virus ΔPK

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Thanks to Angela Alexander on Twitter , I have three posters to critique from the AACR poster competition . I’ll be critiquing all three in ...
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21 April 2011

Too futuristic? Or already too passé?

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One of my most popular posts was a recent one about adding a bit of augmented reality to conference posters using QR codes . Kristina Kilg...
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19 April 2011

“You cannot not communicate”

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The quote in the title is used in this interesting editorial by Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg. Viegas and Wattenberg propose that...
14 April 2011

Is it risky to have a nice poster?

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The Pulsatance blog seems to show a stereotype about conference presentations is still very much alive . It’s as risky as giving a researc...
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What kind of party?

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If you saw this on an invitation: What kind of party would it be? What kind of people would be there? Adults or all ages? What kin...
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