The science poster reimagined

[MillCreek]

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/06/11/729314248/to-save-the-science-poster-researchers-want-to-kill-it-and-start-over

I was listening to this story on the way home, and I had to look at the story to get the visuals.  Very interesting.  I have created and read a lot of science/medicine posters over the years at various meetings, and I can see this new format really taking off.

[RoadKingLarry]

Death by paper power point.

[MechAg94]

I guess the same concept can be applied to anything where you are trying to grab someone's attention.  If you can't communicate the basic premise in a few seconds, you are losing a good portion of your potential audience.  Sort of like ads/videos that don't tell you what they are advertising in the first 5 seconds or repeat it enough that you remember it without trying.

Does the UPC code link to the research or is that something else?

[230RN]

"Studies Show"

(A pome for a penny)

VARIABLES WILL COME AND GO

SOME FOR SCIENCE, SOME FOR SHOW

CHOOSE THEM WELL TO EARN YOUR GRANT

WOE TO YOU IF YOUR PRODUCT CAN'T

BURMA SHAVE.

Terry runs and hides

[MillCreek]

^^^That was pretty good!  Especially about the grant funding.

[230RN]

^ Thanks.

"... we have these offices high up in these buildings so we can catch the wind and go with it whichever the way it blows.  And business, as they say, Murray... is business."

Arnold Burns  (Martin Balsam) in "A Thousand Clowns," lecturing his nonconformist brother Murray (Jason Robards).