2000 CEDAR Poster Guidelines

Authors are encouraged to present new results and to emphasize their relevance to the CEDAR program as they formulate their poster presentations. Posters should be self-explanatory at first encounter. That is, any viewer should be able to understand the investigation/report even in the absense of a verbal presentation.

Posters should be neat, be arranged logically, be legible from 2 feet, and fit within a 4x4-ft. space. They should include a title that is legible from 6 feet away, a short summary of objectives, and a list of conclusions. Informative figures/diagrams should be of appropriate size so as to be legible.

CEDAR 2000 Student Poster Competition Criteria

CEDAR 2000 Poster Session Overview

CEDAR 2000 Workshop Page

--Approved by the CEDAR Science Steering Committee
--Last update 8 June 2000; M. Hagan