This file is for your use in preparing a research poster with four columns of material. Each column will be defined as 10

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The Title of Your Poster Should Go Here Authors
go here Departmental or center affiliation go here
August, 2007
2007 Cell Biology and Neuroscience Research
Experience for Undergraduates (CBN-REU)
INTRODUCTION
METHODS
Use the ARROW KEYS to move poster elements up,
down, right and left. Hold down the SHIFT key as
you drag with the mouse to move a poster element
only up/down OR right/ left. EASY WAY TO MAKE A
COPY Hold down the CONTROL key as you drag with
the mouse to get a DUPLICATE of the poster
element. By using the hints above, you will not
run as great a risk of getting poster elements
out of column alignment.
This file is for your use in preparing a research
poster with four columns of material. Each column
will be defined as 10 wide. You will trim your
poster pieces along the dotted lines after your
poster is printed out. BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
ELSE SAVE THIS FILE WITH A NEW NAME! Next,
click and drag with the mouse to highlight the
text you want to replace, starting with the
authors names. Your new text will reflect the
font size and weight of the text in the template
file.
Use text boxes to enter in text (insert tab, then
select Text Box) Graphics can be imported by
using the Insert tab, followed by
Picture.from fileand browsing to find your
file of interest. It will import into the middle
of the poster, but you can then drag it to your
favorite location.
Figure 2. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
CONCLUSIONS
Figure 1. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
Use the ARROW KEYS to move poster elements up,
down, right and left. Hold down the SHIFT key as
you drag with the mouse to move a poster element
only up/down OR right/ left. EASY WAY TO MAKE A
COPY Hold down the CONTROL key as you drag with
the mouse to get a DUPLICATE of the poster
element. By using the hints above, you will not
run as great a risk of getting poster elements
out of column alignment.
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
Figure 1. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
FUTURE WORK
Figure 2. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
Figure 2. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Figure 2. Your captions stand out better in
boldface. Try to make your poster communicate as
much as possible graphically. Use graphs,
charts, photos and simple illustrations.
The REU in Cell Biology Program is supported by
NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates grant
DBI-0453021 to Montana State University