Design & present your Poster in PowerPoint
This workshop is open for PhD students of following graduate programmes:
- Molecular mechanisms of disease
- Drug research academy (pharmaceutical sciences)
- Preclinical in vivo research
The aim of this workshop is to provide you with the fundamental skills and knowledge to design and present your scientific poster in the most effective way.
Creating a scientific poster is both an art and a science. It’s essential to communicate your research clearly while ensuring the design is visually appealing and engaging to maintain your audience’s attention.
This workshop will teach you how to design and structure a scientific poster with a focus on effective communication, visual flow, and prioritization. You will also gain insights into presentation techniques to confidently deliver your work.
This workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with basic poster design experience.
Prior to the workshop, you will receive blended learning material which will help you get familiar with basic PowerPoint design functions (not mandatory to complete).
What you will learn:
- How to structure a scientific poster effectively
- Key design principles for you to know when designing
- Analyze and learn from examples of good and bad design
- Dedicated time to work on your poster with guidance and feedback
- Theory and practice of presentation techniques
- Hands-on assignments to apply your knowledge
- Personal feedback on your final poster design
Instructor:
Katrine Tødsø, Softworld A/S
The workshop has room for maximum 25 participants, and seats will be allocated on a first come-first served basis.
Sign up before 1 April: https://eventsignup.ku.dk/posterworkshop/conference
09:00 – Welcome and learning points from online part
09:15 – Create your design – Principles and practice in Poster Design
10:00 – Break
10:10 – Design your poster – inspiration for scientific posters and designing own poster
11:10 – Break
11:20 – Present your poster – Technics and presentation exercise
12:20 – Introduction to the afternoon session and your instructor
12:30 – Lunch
13:00 – Design your poster – Work on your own poster with instruction and design insights
13:50 – Break
14:00 – Design your own poster – Prepare for the 1-1 feedback session
14:45 – Wrap up for today
15:00 – End of Workshop
Due to increasing number of late cancellations and no-shows (which leads to waste of resources), we are introducing a no-show fee. This policy is the same as Graduate school's policy for PhD courses.
You will be asked to provide payment information of your group upon registration for the workshop. No show fee for the workshop is 1.500 DKK.
Your group will be charged the no show fee if:
- you cancel your participation less than 2 weeks before workshop start
- you do not attend the workshop (no show).
The no show fee will NOT be charged if:
- you cancel your registration earlier than 2 weeks before workshop start
- there is a valid reason for you not attending (illness) - your supervisor would need to confirm your absence.