If you believe that you might need certain materials to repair your poster or to secure it to the table to protect it against wind, please bring these materials with you. The flow of your poster should be downward in columns, starting at the top left and ending at the bottom right. Most posters include a brief introduction, a methodology section that includes subject information, procedures, results, and conclusions. Avoid jargon and ensure that your conclusions leave observers with a concise understanding of your most-important findings. You may wish to use color for highlighting and to make your poster more attractive.
Creativity is important.
You may use pictures, photographs, diagrams, figures, tables, cartoons, and so forth. Try not to overwhelm observers with excessive text. Make sure that your poster can be read from a distance. Try to craft your poster to be as self-explanatory as possible, which will facilitate your discussion with the audience during the session. Be ready to give this presentation several times as people move though the displays.