Simply add your text, images and graphs into these templates to create a professional research poster. The templates are built to the most common poster sizes, are available in horizontal and vertical format, and can be adjusted in Microsoft PowerPoint.

A 48×36″ research poster template that can be altered in PowerPoint is now available for download. Find it on our Print and Presentation template page. Search

Find our publication bars, research poster bars and Powerpoint templates. Launching a website or social media channel? Get the CLF template or order a UBC social media avatar. Responsible for getting an ad out into the world? Please read up on our guidelines and download our templates before publishing. Going direct to digital?

Tools for UBC communicators around brand guidance, photography and logos, style guides and more.

Research Poster Guidelines IMPORTANT: Before creating your poster, check with your conference guidelines for size limitations, portrait or landscape orientation or other special requirements. General Design Considerations • Organize and define flow of content in sections byCommon poster sizes: columns or rows.

Have students deliver, research driven displays of vital information into visual forms such as posters and presentations. A poster format allows an audience to easily understand information because it is displayed visually communicative and interesting way.

To facilitate this we provide LSI logos, Poster and Powerpoint slide templates. For current information regarding the University of British Columbia brand and to download UBC logos visit UBC’s Branding Page.

Logos for APSC, schools, departments, programs and centres. PowerPoints, executive summaries, brochures, postcards, posters, zoom backgrounds, banners, digital signage etc. Templates for social media graphics in horizontal, vertical, square, and portrait formats for different social channels.

We hope that this poster template will assist you with your presentation. If you have any questions about the template, or any suggestions about improvements to the template, please visit . http://brand.ubc.ca/support/ and send a support ticket to UBC Communications and Marketing. Reference / Bibliography. 1. Add your references in this section.

This service aims to assist faculty in depositing intellectual outputs from UBC. The service can help you determine if publications can go into cIRcle and assess permissions, if necessary, from the copyright owner.