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Maintained by Fred Stoss, a librarian at SUNY Buffalo.This site links to an inventory of helpful readings and resources for creating posters.

This site by George Hess, Kathryn Tosney, and Leon Liegel contains lots of practical advice. The "Resources" section links to criteria for evaluating posters. The site also contains example posters with evaluative comments.

This evaluation sheet by George Hess at North Carolina State University is found on his Creating Effective Poster Presentations web site.

Colin Purrington covers a lot of practical issues in an informal way.

Design tips along with sample posters and templates from Michael Alley at Pennsylvania State University.

Created by Dina F. Mandoli of the Department of Biology and Center for Developmental Biology at the University of Washington. It contains concise and specific advice.

Prepared by the Education Committee of the American Society of Primatologists. Part 5 focuses on posters and poster presentations, but the content on oral presentations and slide preparation may also be useful. It includes tips on what to do at the session.

From the Health Sciences Library at the University of North Carolina.

Part 1.7 deals with Poster Presentations, including designing, creating, printing, and presenting your poster. There is a list of additional resources, and the Guide contains information on editorial and scientific style conventions. This resource requires an institutional subscription.