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beginner friendly, Productivity, Science Communication and Outreach, Tech/IT 101, Tutorials, Working as a service provider  1 Comment

13. September 202012. August 2020

An amateurish but functional tutorial to make (logo) vector graphics from photos

Do you need to make a vector logo for your project but have no idea how? Do you want to

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17. October 201912. August 2020

Academic Posters – How to design: My favourite tips

This is a post dealing with some simple tips to keep in mind when making academic posters. I have gotten into the habit of not posting very regularly over my fellowship this summer, but I will get back into the rhythm of approximately one post a week 😉  So I decided to give you a quick post with some tips on academic posters here. There will be follow ups on how to make them either using GoogleSlides (if you’re really stressed and can’t learn LaTeX first) and another version where I explain how to create a poster in LaTeX using an Overleaf template for complete beginners. So, without further ado. How to get a nice poster without a lot of skills and little effort: Have a color scheme. Probably best start with your project colours (from the logo, project website) if you have some. This ensures you have some sort of brand identity and your project is recognized more easily.

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