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Bitrix24 Research poster · 48×36 in · PowerPoint
Research poster template — 48×36 in, ready to print
Short answer. A conference poster on one 48×36-inch slide: title and authors, introduction, methods, results with space for your chart and table, conclusions, references and acknowledgements. Size: 48×36 inches; check your conference rules (your conference).
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Check your own case.
Check names, dates and numbers again after every change.
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A poster is read in 30 seconds: make the main result the biggest thing on it.
Open the poster below and start with the title and the main result.
Deadlines
The rules, with the source
| What | Deadline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 48×36 inches; check your conference rules | your conference |
| Text | title readable from 3 m, body from 1.5 m | poster practice |
| Figures | your own charts and photos at print resolution | your data |
A template gives structure; the facts, numbers and pictures are yours to check.
Step by step
What to do, in order
1
Check the size
Use the size and orientation your conference asks for.
2
Fill the sections
Short paragraphs, one figure per result.
3
Print
Export PDF and check it at 100% before printing.
Questions
What size is the poster?
48×36 inches, landscape — a common conference size.
Can I change the size?
Yes, in the slide size settings; check the layout after resizing.
Can I print it?
Yes. Download PDF and send it to the printer.
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Keep the papers in one place
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Academic presentation aid only. Follow your conference size and content rules; use your own data and figures.