Research Poster Template
Presenting research findings at an academic meeting? Create your poster using these UB-branded templates, which include accessible and optimally accessible versions in both print and digital formats.
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An example of a printed research poster.
Printable Poster Templates
These customizable PowerPoint templates are available in the following sizes only: 24'' x 18'', 36'' x 48'', 41'' x 36'', 42'' x 40'', 48'' x 36''.
If a different size is required than what is available here, you may adjust the template as needed, but do not stretch or modify the master brand mark or crest within the template.
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Print your poster on campus.
For best results, print your research poster through University Print Services. This is UB's preferred, on-campus vendor with lower costs than outside vendors and an experienced staff to help you.
An example of a digital poster presented on a freestanding digital display.
Digital Display Template
The digital version is designed for presentations on flat-panel HD displays in a 16:9 ratio. Do not use this version for printed displays.
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Do not use this template to create a printed poster.
This template is designed only for digital display applications, such as on a smart TV. University Print Services cannot print this version of the poster template.
Template Accessibility
Each template file has two poster versions, one that is “accessible” and another that is “optimally accessible.” While both versions are accessible, the “optimally accessible” version relies on patterns rather than color to visually differentiate the regions within the charts and graphs, which is better for certain types of color blindness.
Accessible Version
Optimally Accessible Version
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