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Create a large-format academic poster in LaTeX using beamerposter, tikzposter, or baposter. Use when the requested deliverable is a conference or research poster rather than sequential presentation slides. For slide decks, use $beamer-deck.

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# LaTeX Research Posters ## Overview Research posters are a critical medium for scientific communication at conferences, symposia, and academic events. This skill provides comprehensive guidance for creating professional, visually appealing research posters using LaTeX packages. ## When to Use This Skill - Creating research posters for conferences, symposia, or poster sessions - Designing academic posters for university events or thesis defenses - Converting scientific papers into poster format - Creating template posters for research groups or departments ## Compilation Convention **Always use `latex` to compile posters.** Its pre-flight installs or verifies the fail-closed canonical `.latexmkrc` beside the poster driver. Build artifacts go to `out/`, and the requested PDF is copied back only after a successful build. Never hand-write a poster-specific rc file. --- ## Core Capabilities ### 1. LaTeX Poster Packages Three major packages, each with distinct advantages: - **beamerposter** — Extension of Beamer. Familiar syntax, excellent themes. Best for traditional academic posters and institutional branding. - **tikzposter** — Modern, flexible with TikZ integration. Built-in color themes. Best for colorful, modern designs. - **baposter** — Box-based layout with automatic spacing. Best for multi-column layouts. Package guides: [`references/poster_packages_beamerposter.md`](references/poster_packages_beamerposter.md) (beamerposter & tikzposter) | [`references/poster_...

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Author
flonat
Repository
flonat/flonat-research
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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