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Also guides generating poster graphics with AI schematic tools under strict element and word limits. Use when preparing a conference or symposium poster, converting a paper into a poster, building a department poster template, or fitting a conference's size rules. Use when fixing overflow or unreadable text on a compiled poster. For slide decks, use a presentation skill instead.\nlicense: MIT\nallowed-tools: Read Write Edit Bash\nmetadata:\n  version: '1.7'\n  category: visualization-and-presentation\n  maintainer: Kalaris Labs\n  openclaw:\n    primaryEnv: OPENROUTER_API_KEY\n    envVars:\n    - name: OPENROUTER_API_KEY\n      required: false\n      description: OpenRouter API key for the skill's LLM-powered steps.\n  tags: research posters, LaTeX, conference posters, beamerposter, academic presentations\n---\n\n# LaTeX Research Posters\n\n## Overview\n\nResearch 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. Generate publication-quality posters with proper layout, typography, color schemes, and visual hierarchy.\n\n## When to Use This Skill\n\nThis skill should be used when:\n- Creating research posters for conferences, symposia, or poster sessions\n- Designing academic posters for university events or thesis defenses\n- Preparing visual summaries of research for public engagement\n- Converting scientific papers into poster format\n- Creating template posters for research groups or departments\n- Designing posters that comply with specific conference size requirements (A0, A1, 36×48\", etc.)\n- Building posters with complex multi-column layouts\n- Integrating figures, tables, equations, and citations in poster format\n\n## AI-Powered Visual Element Generation\n\n**STANDARD WORKFLOW: Generate ALL major visual elements using AI before creating the LaTeX poster.**\n\nThis is the recommended approach for creating visually compelling posters:\n1. Plan all visual elements needed (title, intro, methods, results, conclusions)\n2. Generate each element using scientific-schematics or Nano Banana Pro\n3. Assemble generated images in the LaTeX template\n4. Add text content around the visuals\n\n**Target: 60-70% of poster area should be AI-generated visuals, 30-40% text.**\n\n---\n\n### Hard limits (do not exceed)\n\nThese are limits, not guidelines. Violating them is the single most common cause of a\nfailed poster. Full reasoning, per-graphic-type tables, and worked examples are in\n[references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md](references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md).\n\n| Constraint | Limit |\n| --- | --- |\n| Elements per AI-generated graphic | **3-4 maximum** (3 ideal) |\n| Words per graphic | **10 maximum** |\n| White space per graphic | **50% minimum** (60% better) |\n| Key numbers \u002F metrics | **120pt+** |\n| Labels | **80pt+** |\n| Body text on the poster | **24pt+** |\n| Content sections (A0) | **5-6 maximum** |\n| Total words on the poster | **300-800** |\n| Figure width | `0.85\\linewidth`, never `1.0` |\n\nEvery graphic prompt must include: `POSTER FORMAT for A0`, an explicit element or word\ncount (`ONLY 3 icons`, `3 words total`), a font size (`GIANT (120pt+)`), `60% white space`,\nand a viewing distance (`readable from 10-12 feet`).\n\n**Two mandatory review gates.** Skipping either is how unreadable posters happen:\n\n- **Before generating** — for each planned graphic, confirm it is 3-4 items, one message,\n  under 10 words, and not a 5+ stage workflow. If not, split it into several graphics.\n- **After generating, before assembly** — open each figure at 25% zoom. All text readable,\n  4 or fewer elements, 50%+ white space, understandable in 2 seconds. Any failure means\n  regenerate or split. Do not assemble a poster from figures that failed.\n\nPatterns that always fail: `7-stage workflow`, `timeline with annual milestones`,\n`3 case studies in one graphic`, `comparison of 5+ methods`, `architecture with all layers`.\nCollapse each to 3 high-level items, or make several separate graphics.\n\n**Overflow is an error, not a warning.** After compiling, run `grep -i overfull poster.log`\nand inspect all four edges at 100% zoom. See\n[references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md](references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md).\n\n## Scientific Schematics Integration\n\nFor detailed guidance on creating schematics, refer to the **scientific-schematics** skill documentation.\n\n**Key capabilities:**\n- Nano Banana Pro automatically generates, reviews, and refines diagrams\n- Creates publication-quality images with proper formatting\n- Ensures accessibility (colorblind-friendly, high contrast)\n- Supports iterative refinement for complex diagrams\n\n---\n\n## Core Capabilities\n\nThree poster packages are supported — **beamerposter** (Beamer syntax, institutional\nthemes), **tikzposter** (modern, colorful, flexible), and **baposter** (structured\nmulti-column). Package comparison, layout and grid systems, design principles, standard\nsizes, per-package templates, figure and image integration, color schemes, typography,\nand QR codes are all documented in\n[references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md](references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md).\n\nReusable per-section content patterns, accessibility requirements, and presentation-day\nguidance are in\n[references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md](references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md).\n\n## Workflow for Poster Creation\n\n### Stage 1: Planning and Content Development\n\n1. **Determine poster requirements**:\n   - Conference size specifications (A0, 36×48\", etc.)\n   - Orientation (portrait vs. landscape)\n   - Submission deadlines and format requirements\n\n2. **Develop content outline**:\n   - Identify 1-3 core messages\n   - Select key figures (typically 3-6 main visuals)\n   - Draft concise text for each section (bullet points preferred)\n   - Aim for 300-800 words total\n\n3. **Choose LaTeX package**:\n   - beamerposter: If familiar with Beamer, need institutional themes\n   - tikzposter: For modern, colorful designs with flexibility\n   - baposter: For structured, professional multi-column layouts\n\n### Stage 2: Generate Visual Elements (AI-Powered)\n\n**CRITICAL: Generate SIMPLE figures with MINIMAL content. Each graphic = ONE message.**\n\n**Content limits:**\n- Maximum 4-5 elements per graphic\n- Maximum 15 words total per graphic\n- 50% white space minimum\n- GIANT fonts (80pt+ for labels, 120pt+ for key numbers)\n\n1. **Create figures directory**:\n   ```bash\n   mkdir -p figures\n   ```\n\n2. **Generate SIMPLE visual elements**:\n   ```bash\n   # Introduction - ONLY 3 icons\u002Felements\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE visual with ONLY 3 elements: [icon1] [icon2] [icon3]. ONE word labels (80pt+). 50% white space. Readable from 8 feet.\" -o figures\u002Fintro.png\n   \n   # Methods - ONLY 4 steps maximum\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE flowchart with ONLY 4 boxes: STEP1 → STEP2 → STEP3 → STEP4. GIANT labels (100pt+). 50% white space. NO sub-steps.\" -o figures\u002Fmethods.png\n   \n   # Results - ONLY 3 bars\u002Fcomparisons\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE chart with ONLY 3 bars. GIANT percentages ON bars (120pt+). NO axis, NO legend. 50% white space.\" -o figures\u002Fresults.png\n   \n   # Conclusions - EXACTLY 3 items with GIANT numbers\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. EXACTLY 3 key findings: '[NUMBER]' (150pt) '[LABEL]' (60pt) for each. 50% white space. NO other text.\" -o figures\u002Fconclusions.png\n   ```\n\n3. **Review generated figures - check for overflow:**\n   - **View at 25% zoom**: All text still readable?\n   - **Count elements**: More than 5? → Regenerate simpler\n   - **Check white space**: Less than 40%? → Add \"60% white space\" to prompt\n   - **Font too small?**: Add \"EVEN LARGER\" or increase pt sizes\n   - **Still overflowing?**: Reduce to 3 elements instead of 4-5\n\n### Stage 3: Design and Layout\n\n1. **Select or create template**:\n   - Start with provided templates in `assets\u002F`\n   - Customize color scheme to match branding\n   - Configure page size and orientation\n\n2. **Design layout structure**:\n   - Plan column structure (2, 3, or 4 columns)\n   - Map content flow (typically left-to-right, top-to-bottom)\n   - Allocate space for title (10-15%), content (70-80%), footer (5-10%)\n\n3. **Set typography**:\n   - Configure font sizes for different hierarchy levels\n   - Ensure minimum 24pt body text\n   - Test readability from 4-6 feet distance\n\n### Stage 4: Content Integration\n\n1. **Create poster header**:\n   - Title (concise, descriptive, 10-15 words)\n   - Authors and affiliations\n   - Institution logos (high-resolution)\n   - Conference logo if required\n\n2. **Integrate AI-generated figures**:\n   - Add all figures from Stage 2 to appropriate sections\n   - Use `\\includegraphics` with proper sizing\n   - Ensure figures dominate each section (visuals first, text second)\n   - Center figures within blocks for visual impact\n\n3. **Add minimal supporting text**:\n   - Keep text minimal and scannable (300-800 words total)\n   - Use bullet points, not paragraphs\n   - Write in active voice\n   - Text should complement figures, not duplicate them\n\n4. **Add supplementary elements**:\n   - QR codes for supplementary materials\n   - References (cite key papers only, 5-10 typical)\n   - Contact information and acknowledgments\n\n### Stage 5: Refinement and Testing\n\n1. **Review and iterate**:\n   - Check for typos and errors\n   - Verify all figures are high resolution\n   - Ensure consistent formatting\n   - Confirm color scheme works well together\n\n2. **Test readability**:\n   - Print at 25% scale and read from 2-3 feet (simulates poster from 8-12 feet)\n   - Check color on different monitors\n   - Verify QR codes function correctly\n   - Ask colleague to review\n\n3. **Optimize for printing**:\n   - Embed all fonts in PDF\n   - Verify image resolution\n   - Check PDF size requirements\n   - Include bleed area if required\n\n### Stage 6: Compilation and Delivery\n\n1. **Compile final PDF**:\n   ```bash\n   pdflatex poster.tex\n   # Or for better font support:\n   lualatex poster.tex\n   ```\n\n2. **Verify output quality**:\n   - Check all elements are visible and correctly positioned\n   - Zoom to 100% and inspect figure quality\n   - Verify colors match expectations\n   - Confirm PDF opens correctly on different viewers\n\n3. **Prepare for printing**:\n   - Export as PDF\u002FX-1a if required\n   - Save backup copies\n   - Get test print on regular paper first\n   - Order professional printing 2-3 days before deadline\n\n4. **Create supplementary materials**:\n   - Save PNG\u002FJPG version for social media\n   - Create handout version (8.5×11\" summary)\n   - Prepare digital version for email sharing\n\n## Integration with Other Skills\n\nThis skill works effectively with:\n- **Scientific Schematics**: CRITICAL - Use for generating all poster diagrams and flowcharts\n- **Generate Image \u002F Nano Banana Pro**: For stylized graphics, conceptual illustrations, and summary visuals\n- **Scientific Writing**: For developing poster content from papers\n- **Literature Review**: For contextualizing research\n- **Data Analysis**: For creating result figures and charts\n\n**Recommended workflow**: Always use scientific-schematics and generate-image skills BEFORE creating the LaTeX poster to generate all visual elements.\n\n## Common Pitfalls to Avoid\n\n**AI-Generated Graphics Mistakes (MOST COMMON):**\n- ❌ Too many elements in one graphic (10+ items) → Keep to 3-5 max\n- ❌ Text too small in AI graphics → Specify \"GIANT (100pt+)\" or \"HUGE (150pt+)\"\n- ❌ Too much detail in prompts → Use \"SIMPLE\" and \"ONLY X elements\"\n- ❌ No white space specification → Add \"50% white space\" to every prompt\n- ❌ Complex flowcharts with 8+ steps → Limit to 4-5 steps maximum\n- ❌ Comparison charts with 6+ items → Limit to 3 items maximum\n- ❌ Key findings with 5+ metrics → Show only top 3\n\n**Fixing Overflow in AI Graphics:**\nIf your AI-generated graphics are overflowing or have small text:\n1. Add \"SIMPLER\" or \"ONLY 3 elements\" to prompt\n2. Increase font sizes: \"150pt+\" instead of \"80pt+\"\n3. Add \"60% white space\" instead of \"50%\"\n4. Remove sub-details: \"NO sub-steps\", \"NO axis labels\", \"NO legend\"\n5. Regenerate with fewer elements\n\n**Design Mistakes**:\n- ❌ Too much text (over 1000 words)\n- ❌ Font sizes too small (under 24pt body text)\n- ❌ Low-contrast color combinations\n- ❌ Cluttered layout with no white space\n- ❌ Inconsistent styling across sections\n- ❌ Poor quality or pixelated images\n\n**Content Mistakes**:\n- ❌ No clear narrative or message\n- ❌ Too many research questions or objectives\n- ❌ Overuse of jargon without definitions\n- ❌ Results without context or interpretation\n- ❌ Missing author contact information\n\n**Technical Mistakes**:\n- ❌ Wrong poster dimensions for conference requirements\n- ❌ RGB colors sent to CMYK printer (color shift)\n- ❌ Fonts not embedded in PDF\n- ❌ File size too large for submission portal\n- ❌ QR codes too small or not tested\n\n**Best Practices**:\n- ✅ Generate SIMPLE AI graphics with 3-5 elements max\n- ✅ Use GIANT fonts (100pt+) for key numbers in graphics\n- ✅ Specify \"50% white space\" in every AI prompt\n- ✅ Follow conference size specifications exactly\n- ✅ Test print at reduced scale before final printing\n- ✅ Use high-contrast, accessible color schemes\n- ✅ Keep text minimal and highly scannable\n- ✅ Include clear contact information and QR codes\n- ✅ Proofread carefully (errors are magnified on posters!)\n\n## Package Installation\n\nEnsure required LaTeX packages are installed:\n\n```bash\n# For TeX Live (Linux\u002FMac)\ntlmgr install beamerposter tikzposter baposter\n\n# For MiKTeX (Windows)\n# Packages typically auto-install on first use\n\n# Additional recommended packages\ntlmgr install qrcode graphics xcolor tcolorbox subcaption\n```\n\n## Scripts and Automation\n\nHelper scripts available in `scripts\u002F` directory:\n\n- `review_poster.sh`: Poster review and validation\n- `generate_schematic.py`: Generate scientific diagrams and schematics\n\n## References\n\n- [references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md](references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md): full AI\n  graphic rules, per-type limits, worked prompt examples, and the review gates.\n- [references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md](references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md): packages,\n  layout, design, sizes, templates, figures, color, typography, QR codes.\n- [references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md](references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md):\n  compilation engines and the complete pre-print QC procedure.\n- [references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md](references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md):\n  content patterns, accessibility, presentation tips.\n- [references\u002Flatex_poster_packages.md](references\u002Flatex_poster_packages.md): detailed\n  comparison of beamerposter, tikzposter, and baposter with examples.\n- [references\u002Fposter_layout_design.md](references\u002Fposter_layout_design.md): layout\n  principles, grid systems, and visual flow.\n- [references\u002Fposter_design_principles.md](references\u002Fposter_design_principles.md):\n  typography, color theory, visual hierarchy, and accessibility.\n- [references\u002Fposter_content_guide.md](references\u002Fposter_content_guide.md): content\n  organization, writing style, and section-specific guidance.\n\n## Templates\n\nReady-to-use poster templates in `assets\u002F` directory:\n\n- beamerposter templates (classic, modern, colorful)\n- tikzposter templates (default, rays, wave, envelope)\n- baposter templates (portrait, landscape, minimal)\n- Example posters from various scientific disciplines\n- Color scheme definitions and institutional templates\n\nLoad these templates and customize for your specific research and conference requirements.\n\n## Related skills\n\n- `pptx-posters`: Create and audit editable scientific posters in macro-free PowerPoint (.pptx) from author-approved local content and assets.\n- `venue-templates`: Prepare journal manuscripts, conference papers, research posters, and grant documents using venue-specific formatting guidance and bundled…\n- `presenting-conference-talks`: Generates conference presentation slides (Beamer LaTeX PDF and editable PPTX) from a compiled paper with speaker notes and talk script.\n","# LaTeX Research Posters\n\n## Overview\n\nResearch 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. Generate publication-quality posters with proper layout, typography, color schemes, and visual hierarchy.\n\n## When to Use This Skill\n\nThis skill should be used when:\n- Creating research posters for conferences, symposia, or poster sessions\n- Designing academic posters for university events or thesis defenses\n- Preparing visual summaries of research for public engagement\n- Converting scientific papers into poster format\n- Creating template posters for research groups or departments\n- Designing posters that comply with specific conference size requirements (A0, A1, 36×48\", etc.)\n- Building posters with complex multi-column layouts\n- Integrating figures, tables, equations, and citations in poster format\n\n## AI-Powered Visual Element Generation\n\n**STANDARD WORKFLOW: Generate ALL major visual elements using AI before creating the LaTeX poster.**\n\nThis is the recommended approach for creating visually compelling posters:\n1. Plan all visual elements needed (title, intro, methods, results, conclusions)\n2. Generate each element using scientific-schematics or Nano Banana Pro\n3. Assemble generated images in the LaTeX template\n4. Add text content around the visuals\n\n**Target: 60-70% of poster area should be AI-generated visuals, 30-40% text.**\n\n---\n\n### Hard limits (do not exceed)\n\nThese are limits, not guidelines. Violating them is the single most common cause of a\nfailed poster. Full reasoning, per-graphic-type tables, and worked examples are in\n[references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md](references\u002Fai_graphics_for_posters.md).\n\n| Constraint | Limit |\n| --- | --- |\n| Elements per AI-generated graphic | **3-4 maximum** (3 ideal) |\n| Words per graphic | **10 maximum** |\n| White space per graphic | **50% minimum** (60% better) |\n| Key numbers \u002F metrics | **120pt+** |\n| Labels | **80pt+** |\n| Body text on the poster | **24pt+** |\n| Content sections (A0) | **5-6 maximum** |\n| Total words on the poster | **300-800** |\n| Figure width | `0.85\\linewidth`, never `1.0` |\n\nEvery graphic prompt must include: `POSTER FORMAT for A0`, an explicit element or word\ncount (`ONLY 3 icons`, `3 words total`), a font size (`GIANT (120pt+)`), `60% white space`,\nand a viewing distance (`readable from 10-12 feet`).\n\n**Two mandatory review gates.** Skipping either is how unreadable posters happen:\n\n- **Before generating** — for each planned graphic, confirm it is 3-4 items, one message,\n  under 10 words, and not a 5+ stage workflow. If not, split it into several graphics.\n- **After generating, before assembly** — open each figure at 25% zoom. All text readable,\n  4 or fewer elements, 50%+ white space, understandable in 2 seconds. Any failure means\n  regenerate or split. Do not assemble a poster from figures that failed.\n\nPatterns that always fail: `7-stage workflow`, `timeline with annual milestones`,\n`3 case studies in one graphic`, `comparison of 5+ methods`, `architecture with all layers`.\nCollapse each to 3 high-level items, or make several separate graphics.\n\n**Overflow is an error, not a warning.** After compiling, run `grep -i overfull poster.log`\nand inspect all four edges at 100% zoom. See\n[references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md](references\u002Fcompilation_and_quality_control.md).\n\n## Scientific Schematics Integration\n\nFor detailed guidance on creating schematics, refer to the **scientific-schematics** skill documentation.\n\n**Key capabilities:**\n- Nano Banana Pro automatically generates, reviews, and refines diagrams\n- Creates publication-quality images with proper formatting\n- Ensures accessibility (colorblind-friendly, high contrast)\n- Supports iterative refinement for complex diagrams\n\n---\n\n## Core Capabilities\n\nThree poster packages are supported — **beamerposter** (Beamer syntax, institutional\nthemes), **tikzposter** (modern, colorful, flexible), and **baposter** (structured\nmulti-column). Package comparison, layout and grid systems, design principles, standard\nsizes, per-package templates, figure and image integration, color schemes, typography,\nand QR codes are all documented in\n[references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md](references\u002Flatex_poster_reference.md).\n\nReusable per-section content patterns, accessibility requirements, and presentation-day\nguidance are in\n[references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md](references\u002Fposter_patterns_and_presentation.md).\n\n## Workflow for Poster Creation\n\n### Stage 1: Planning and Content Development\n\n1. **Determine poster requirements**:\n   - Conference size specifications (A0, 36×48\", etc.)\n   - Orientation (portrait vs. landscape)\n   - Submission deadlines and format requirements\n\n2. **Develop content outline**:\n   - Identify 1-3 core messages\n   - Select key figures (typically 3-6 main visuals)\n   - Draft concise text for each section (bullet points preferred)\n   - Aim for 300-800 words total\n\n3. **Choose LaTeX package**:\n   - beamerposter: If familiar with Beamer, need institutional themes\n   - tikzposter: For modern, colorful designs with flexibility\n   - baposter: For structured, professional multi-column layouts\n\n### Stage 2: Generate Visual Elements (AI-Powered)\n\n**CRITICAL: Generate SIMPLE figures with MINIMAL content. Each graphic = ONE message.**\n\n**Content limits:**\n- Maximum 4-5 elements per graphic\n- Maximum 15 words total per graphic\n- 50% white space minimum\n- GIANT fonts (80pt+ for labels, 120pt+ for key numbers)\n\n1. **Create figures directory**:\n   ```bash\n   mkdir -p figures\n   ```\n\n2. **Generate SIMPLE visual elements**:\n   ```bash\n   # Introduction - ONLY 3 icons\u002Felements\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE visual with ONLY 3 elements: [icon1] [icon2] [icon3]. ONE word labels (80pt+). 50% white space. Readable from 8 feet.\" -o figures\u002Fintro.png\n   \n   # Methods - ONLY 4 steps maximum\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE flowchart with ONLY 4 boxes: STEP1 → STEP2 → STEP3 → STEP4. GIANT labels (100pt+). 50% white space. NO sub-steps.\" -o figures\u002Fmethods.png\n   \n   # Results - ONLY 3 bars\u002Fcomparisons\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. SIMPLE chart with ONLY 3 bars. GIANT percentages ON bars (120pt+). NO axis, NO legend. 50% white space.\" -o figures\u002Fresults.png\n   \n   # Conclusions - EXACTLY 3 items with GIANT numbers\n   python scripts\u002Fgenerate_schematic.py \"POSTER FORMAT for A0. EXACTLY 3 key findings: '[NUMBER]' (150pt) '[LABEL]' (60pt) for each. 50% white space. NO other text.\" -o figures\u002Fconclusions.png\n   ```\n\n3. **Review generated figures - check for overflow:**\n   - **View at 25% zoom**: All text still readable?\n   - **Count elements**: More than 5? → Regenerate simpler\n   - **Check white space**: Less than 40%? → Add \"60% white space\" to prompt\n   - **Font too small?**: Add \"EVEN LARGER\" or increase pt sizes\n   - **Still overflowing?**: Reduce to 3 elements instead of 4-5\n\n### Stage 3: Design and Layout\n\n1. **Select or create template**:\n   - Start with provided templates in `assets\u002F`\n   - Customize color scheme to match branding\n   - Configure page size and orientation\n\n2. **Design layout structure**:\n   - Plan column structure (2, 3, or 4 columns)\n   - Map content flow (typically left-to-right, top-to-bottom)\n   - Allocate space for title (10-15%), content (70-80%), footer (5-10%)\n\n3. **Set typography**:\n   - Configure font sizes for different hierarchy levels\n   - Ensure minimum 24pt body text\n   - Test readability from 4-6 feet distance\n\n### Stage 4: Content Integration\n\n1. **Create poster header**:\n   - Title (concise, descriptive, 10-15 words)\n   - Authors and affiliations\n   - Institution logos (high-resolution)\n   - Conference logo if required\n\n2. **Integrate AI-generated figures**:\n   - Add all figures from Stage 2 to appropriate sections\n   - Use `\\includegraphics` with proper sizing\n   - Ensure figures dominate each section (visuals first, text second)\n   - Center figures within blocks for visual impact\n\n3. **Add minimal supporting text**:\n   - Keep text minimal and scannable (300-800 words total)\n   - Use bullet points, not paragraphs\n   - Write in active voice\n   - Text should complement figures, not duplicate them\n\n4. **Add supplementary elements**:\n   - QR codes for supplementary materials\n   - References (cite key papers only, 5-10 typical)\n   - Contact information and acknowledgments\n\n### Stage 5: Refinement and Testing\n\n1. **Review and iterate**:\n   - Check for typos and errors\n   - Verify all figures are high resolution\n   - Ensure consistent formatting\n   - Confirm color scheme works well together\n\n2. **Test readability**:\n   - Print at 25% scale and read from 2-3 feet (simulates poster from 8-12 feet)\n   - Check color on different monitors\n   - Verify QR codes function correctly\n   - Ask colleague to review\n\n3. **Optimize for printing**:\n   - Embed all fonts in PDF\n   - Verify image resolution\n   - Check PDF size requirements\n   - Include bleed area if required\n\n### Stage 6: Compilation and Delivery\n\n1. **Compile final PDF**:\n   ```bash\n   pdflatex poster.tex\n   # Or for better font support:\n   lualatex poster.tex\n   ```\n\n2. **Verify output quality**:\n   - Check all elements are visible and correctly positioned\n   - Zoom to 100% and inspect figure quality\n   - Verify colors match expectations\n   - Confirm PDF opens correctly on different viewers\n\n3. **Prepare for printing**:\n   - Export as PDF\u002FX-1a if required\n   - Save backup copies\n   - Get test print on regular paper first\n   - Order professional printing 2-3 days before deadline\n\n4. **Create supplementary materials**:\n   - Save PNG\u002FJPG version for social media\n   - Create handout version (8.5×11\" summary)\n   - Prepare digital version for email sharing\n\n## Integration with Other Skills\n\nThis skill works effectively with:\n- **Scientific Schematics**: CRITICAL - Use for generating all poster diagrams and flowcharts\n- **Generate Image \u002F Nano Banana Pro**: For stylized graphics, conceptual illustrations, and summary visuals\n- **Scientific Writing**: For developing poster content from papers\n- **Literature Review**: For contextualizing research\n- **Data Analysis**: For creating result figures and charts\n\n**Recommended workflow**: Always use scientific-schematics and generate-image skills BEFORE creating the LaTeX poster to generate all visual elements.\n\n## Common Pitfalls to Avoid\n\n**AI-Generated Graphics Mistakes (MOST COMMON):**\n- ❌ Too many elements in one graphic (10+ items) → Keep to 3-5 max\n- ❌ Text too small in AI graphics → Specify \"GIANT (100pt+)\" or \"HUGE (150pt+)\"\n- ❌ Too much detail in prompts → Use \"SIMPLE\" and \"ONLY X elements\"\n- ❌ No white space specification → Add \"50% white space\" to every prompt\n- ❌ Complex flowcharts with 8+ steps → Limit to 4-5 steps maximum\n- ❌ Comparison charts with 6+ items → Limit to 3 items maximum\n- ❌ Key findings with 5+ metrics → Show only top 3\n\n**Fixing Overflow in AI Graphics:**\nIf your AI-generated graphics are overflowing or have small text:\n1. 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