Scientific posters are like any other form of communication—they are designed to attract and convince your target audience. Your PI likely has years of experience in science communication and can help you tailor your content effectively. Before designing your poster, it also helps to consider who your audience is and what their preferences might be.
However, this can be challenging when your daily interactions are mostly with research colleagues.
My new TargetPoster AI tool—try the BETA now!
To make this process easier and save you time in your already busy schedule, I spent a few hours developing an AI tool to help you customize your poster for different audiences. It includes features such as:
- Audience-based language adjustments
E.g. if targeting industry sponsors → replaces “public health crisis” with “exciting market opportunity”. - Visual compliance enhancements
E.g. auto-corrects color schemes to match institutional branding or adds color to gray charts for the general public. - Engagement optimization mode
E.g. increases your font size by 200% for policymakers or automatically inserts GIFs and “relatable” memes for younger audiences. - “Sensitivity Check” warning system
E.g. suggests “neutral alternatives” to avoid unwanted debates—or even loss of funding and deportation.
I just finished development over the weekend and I am excited about your feedback on the tool to make it better!
