1. Poster Title
Author #1 name, ABC Corporation, City, Country Author #2 name, ABC Corporation, City, Country
Abstract
A brief abstract at the beginning summarizes and highlights the major points of your poster.
Header2
This template assumes that you have the ability to do large format printing. Most retail copy and print shops can do this for you. If that is not an option for your budget, you can still do a similar design, but break up the text boxes in this example a bit more and print them out one at a time. You can assemble the final layout on the poster board.
Conclusions
You could also create this last section as a separate poster and place it on the side panel of the poster display. To do so, create a copy of this file, and modify the dimensions of the copy so that the width is only 21¾ inches, keeping the height at 45¼ inches.
Introduction
The introduction explains the purpose and scope of your paper and provides readers with any general information they need to understand your paper.
Header 1
This is a main topic in the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body. This is the paper body.
If you need to include source code:
data one;
set two;
if mix(var1, var2) > 0 then do;
Continuation of body—after source code. This is a sample figure.
References
References go here. This section is not required. Use a bulleted list if you have more than one reference.
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments go here, after your references. This section is not required.
Contact Information
Your comments and questions are valued and encouraged. Contact the author at:
Name:
Company:
Web:
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Other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective companies.
Figure 1. Graph, screen capture, or other figure. Figures should always have a caption