Kaitlyn Werner is the winner of this month’s “Best re-use of a conference poster (beach edition)”: Alex Barnard took a poster into the...

Earlier this week, I was at the 2016 Evolution meeting in Austin, Texas . The poster sessions ran for three nights, two hours a night, an...

How important are academic graphics? A new pre-print in arXiv argues, “Pretty damn important.” This news summary of the technical article ...

I’ve been predicting that we’re going to see a slow decline in paper posters for a while, so I was interested when John Coupland and Lad...

This week’s contribution is from Zach Sperry, who gave me permission to share his poster from the 2015 Neuroscience meeting. Click to enlarg...

Matthew wins for best poster design cartoon this month: You can see more of his cartoons at Errant Science . His inspiration for this o...

“What’s the smallest point size you can put on a poster?” This is a common question, but it’s not one that has a simple answer. I know m...