Research poster templates Research poster templates 12 scientific topics, each with a portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) and a landscape (48 × 36) layout, as editable PowerPoint. Sign in to download; 1 credit each.
My favorites0 RESEARCH FIELDAll fields Immunology Ecology Materials science Cell biology Neuroscience Clinical research Machine learning Computer vision SCIENTIFIC TOPICAll topics Engineered Immune-Cell Responses Urban Ecosystem Recovery Porous Materials for Carbon Capture Cellular Adaptation to Mechanical Microenvironments Neural Signaling and Connectivity Longitudinal Biomarker Profiling Robust Representation Learning Architecture Learning Algorithm Benchmarks and Ablations Ecosystem Image Segmentation CRISPR Genome Editing Battery Electrode Characterization Transformer Attention Architecture CONFERENCEAll conferences General research NEURIPS ICML CVPR POSTER SIZEAll sizes A0 A1 36 × 48 48 × 36 LAYOUTAll layouts Immune mechanism and response Ecological transect Preparation and adsorption Cell mechanics comparison Connectivity and temporal signals Longitudinal study timeline Model architecture and ablations Benchmark matrix Qualitative segmentation gallery Editing mechanism and outcomes Electrode cutaway and cycling QKV attention and token map
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Index of 24 poster templates Engineered Immune-Cell Responses Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Engineered Immune-Cell Responses Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Urban Ecosystem Recovery Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Urban Ecosystem Recovery Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Porous Materials for Carbon Capture Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Porous Materials for Carbon Capture Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Cellular Adaptation to Mechanical Microenvironments Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Cellular Adaptation to Mechanical Microenvironments Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Neural Signaling and Connectivity Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Neural Signaling and Connectivity Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Longitudinal Biomarker Profiling Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Longitudinal Biomarker Profiling Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Robust Representation Learning Architecture Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Robust Representation Learning Architecture Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Learning Algorithm Benchmarks and Ablations Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Learning Algorithm Benchmarks and Ablations Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Ecosystem Image Segmentation Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Ecosystem Image Segmentation Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) CRISPR Genome Editing Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) CRISPR Genome Editing Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Battery Electrode Characterization Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Battery Electrode Characterization Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Transformer Attention Architecture Research Poster Template — Portrait (A0, A1, 36 × 48) Transformer Attention Architecture Research Poster Template — Landscape (48 × 36) Choose your scientific topic first Check your conference or institution’s requirements first. A0 and A1 use metric paper sizes; 36 × 48 is portrait and 48 × 36 is landscape. Each template includes editable text and figure placeholders to replace in PowerPoint.
Make the template your own 1. Choose a size and download the editable PowerPoint template. 2. Replace the title, text and figures in PowerPoint; create new figures with FigPad if you need them. 3. Check print size, text legibility, and event requirements before exporting a PDF. Create research figures with FigPad Sign in to download templates. Each download uses 1 credit, and the same file again within 24 hours is not charged. AI generation uses your plan’s existing credit rules.