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Authors 1, Authors 2, Authors 3
INTRODUCTION
RESULTS (continued)
Outlining the context and problem identified. Aim for concision and plain English in this section, where possible. Recommended length of this section: 100 words.
Text should be no smaller than 24pt (as in this template)
Where possible, we recommend authors use small images and data tables to improve posters’ visual appeal. These can be placed inline alongside the text, or gaps can be left in the text to place them, as in the adjacent column.
In this section
Explore the effects of the changes made during your project
Starting with the most significant results.
Include facts and figures
Images can be included, as below.
Other images can be included inline alongside the text
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METHODS
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Tables
Data
Elaborate here on your strategy for addressing the problem (~XX words)
Picture of project participant
RESULTS
Quote from project participant: “This project will…”
Expand here on your results (~xx words)
DISCUSSION
Summarise what lessons have been learned as a result of your work, and what messages others can take away.
REFERENCES
Author Affiliations
Contact information:
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such as Twitter handle, other Useful contacts.