Once you finish designing your poster, have your lab mentor look it over, and have your PI (i.e., the professor whose lab you’re in) look at it, too. It’s important that you get your mentor’s approval ...

Remember, your poster will be around ten times larger when printed than what you see on your computer screen. CU offers medium and high quality images and logos for free to use in your presentations ...

Individuals requesting poster printing are encouraged to use the poster printer within the posted hours. Having your poster printed is not always guaranteed. Walk-ins outside the scheduled poster lab ...

Your photos deserve a better place than your phone screen. Get the lowest prices and the sharpest prints with the best photo ...

When your ideas need to have impact, think poster. And to be presentation ready, University Print is your resource for printing high-quality, large format posters and other materials for your class ...

Viewers commented that common salt makes a good medium for annealing prints, so he set about finding the right kind of salt. It turns out that the finer the grain, the better — powdery salt ...

I’ll discuss prevention of sticky prints first, then explain how to salvage a stubbornly-sticky print. The following will help minimize the risk of leaving uncured or partially-cured resin on a ...

The quality quickly falls off as the light level drops, though; night time and indoor shots with no flash have dull color and show grain ... the Kodak Smile prints out your images on Zink paper ...

The College of Science and RIT Information and Technology Services offers a poster printing service in the printing room next to Gosnell Hall, Room 1330. Please review the guidelines below before ...