Clik here to view.
Link roundup for May 2025
It’s been a while since I’ve had the brainpower to pull one of these together. But now?Since its debut, the billboard format has been admired and disliked. A new paper compared it to more standard...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A quick way to assess posters
If you are looking for a rubric to assess conference posters quickly, this might fill the bill. This rubric has gone through a couple of versions. This is the most recent, presented on a poster this...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Critique: Posters have entered the chat
Some time ago, Greg Fell shared an interesting poster. (You may not be able to see it due to user settings.) I reached out to the creator, Anton Pottegård. He sent a slightly earlier version of this...
View ArticlePoster controversies
Over a year ago, I saved a few tweets about controversies that erupted over a couple of posters at a Society for Personality and Social Psychology conference. At the time, I was aware that there was a...
View ArticleHow to pitch a poster in lightning talk (ePosters blog guest post)
The good people at ePosters asked if I would write something for their blog, They asked nicely, so I said, “I’ve been meaning to write about flash talks where people pitch their posters. How about...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Critique: Computing crocetin
This week's is courtesy of the extremely patient Dimitra Bezantakou. Dimitra was nice enough to say that she found the blog helpful as she was creating the poster below. Click to enlarge!This is a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Link roundup for June 2025
Let’s see if I can get back into a regular rhythm of posting these!• • • • •There continues to be a small group working on creating posters by computing methods.A new preprint by Pang and colleagues...
View Article