Gluttons for punishment continue to send me good blogging material! This week’s entry comes from Kerri Rawson, a graduate student at the Uni...

This week’s poster was submitted by Xiaoxu Niu from the Graduate Materials Engineering Program at the University of Dayton. I thank him for ...

This came to me from author and doctoral student Gurdas Sandhu, and is posted with his permission. You can click to enlarge... There’s a ...

Last year, I had the opportunity to help a colleague with her poster before she went off to the conference. Here is a version of what she se...

Neil Withers has an editorial in Nature Chemistry called “In praise of posters.” I’m particularly grateful for something I’ve wondered abo...

This week, we have a lovely geology poster submitted for review from Jana Mittelstädt. This poster is successful because it only tries to ...

Comparing averages should be one of the easiest kinds of information to show, but they are surprisingly tricky. Most people know that whe...