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Download slides here: ⬇️ osf.io/vnup7 Our new eye tracking study shows which design patterns on scientific posters capture attention and help your fellow researchers learn, and which designs create clutter and make science harder to understand. Summarizes this study: scienceux.org/articles/018fc934-e2ec-7eff-8dcc-545b3d83781d That study I mentioned on good design being related to how consistent...

Try these examples for yourself: SciPy's proceedings: proceedings.scipy.org/ Book of Abstracts approach: www.engl.polyu.edu.hk/events/raam/book of abstracts.pdf Browse paywalled abstracts: journals.aom.org/toc/amproc/current

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