Research
Build a conference kit
Poster, talk and a short video, all from the same result.
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What you found and why it matters.
Which pieces.
A poster with three findings communicates none.
Your prompt
Produce: poster, slides, abstract. [the result] One message across all of it. A poster with three findings communicates none, because a reader gives it forty seconds while holding a coffee. Pick the finding and let the rest be supporting detail. The poster is read at two metres and then at one. The title and the single main figure have to work from across the room, and the method belongs in small text nobody will read standing up. The talk is a different artefact, not the poster projected. Fewer words, one idea per slide, and the result before the method. Write the abstract last, from the finished argument, and put the actual finding in it rather than promising that results will be discussed.
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Why this works
A poster with three findings communicates none, because a reader gives it forty seconds holding a coffee. This carries one message across the poster, the talk and the abstract, and makes the title and main figure work from across the room.