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Summer Research Support

Resources, templates, & tips for students conducting summer research projects

Posters, Presentations, & Publishing

Poster Presentations
An effective poster answers these three questions:
  1. What is this research adding to current knowledge?
  2. What are the key points I want people to know about my research?
  3. How can I visually share my research? Should I use charts, graphs, photos, images?
     
How-To's & Tips
  • Title is short and draws interest
  • Word count of about 300 to 800 words
  • Text is clear and to the point
  • Use of bullets, numbering, and headlines make it easy to read
  • Effective use of graphics, color and fonts

from https://guides.nyu.edu/posters

Resources

Poster Templates &  Logos

These templates are not necessarily required, but do provide a color scheme, graphic devices, and ideas for poster layout and organization.

Medical images sources on the left.

Publishing
Getting published in a scholarly journal as a student, resident or fellow builds your CV and professional reputation. Below are some resources to assist you in the process. As always, Inova librarians are here to help.
 
Places to Publish While a Student

These journals welcome submissions from students and residents. Many of these journals are student-run.

Books on Clinical Research, Writing, and Publishing

How to create a better research poster in less time