Re-thinking How We Communicate Science
On his travels, Gulliver meets a group of academics who, alongside a whole list of bizarre and pointless experiments, are attempting to alter the way we commun…
Read more »On his travels, Gulliver meets a group of academics who, alongside a whole list of bizarre and pointless experiments, are attempting to alter the way we commun…
Read more »There are many myths and misconceptions floating around when it comes to ePosters. Let’s have a quick look at four of the biggest. 1. You need the same amount …
Read more »Engagement lies at the heart of every successful conference. With ePosters, you have a potent tool to captivate attendees and foster meaningful interactions th…
Read more »Prioritizing accessibility allows conference organizers to promote the equitable dissemination of the latest research. Thanks to technology, there are more way…
Read more »Traditional paper posters have long been the go-to format for presenting scientific research—but as technology evolves, conference organizers and presenters ar…
Read more »Tired of trying to figure out how you’ll cram all your research onto a single poster in time for your upcoming conference? Good news: AI is here to make your l…
Read more »You’ve successfully designed your poster —the hard part is over, right? That depends on how ready you feel to tackle your poster presentation itself. One of th…
Read more »Whether you’ve used them before or not, your statistics about your conference are an asset that can inform how you organize future events. With these tools, yo…
Read more »In recent years, many organizations have committed themselves to reducing their environmental footprint for the sake of the planet. As scientific conferences e…
Read more »You’ve just gotten the good news that your abstract was accepted at a conference: now it’s time to make your poster! (Way in advance of the deadline, no doubt!…
Read more »Scientific conferences are cherished by participants for the exchanges of knowledge and experience between experts that they encourage. Exposure to the latest …
Read more »It’s not only history It’s been 133 years since the first-ever video recording (more accurately, the oldest film that still exists) made its appearance. It was…
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