Guidelines for Thumbnail Sketches

	Remember: This is an advertisement (a "teaser") not a report or defense of your work
	Use one page only; one minute to present

Lead with title, researcher(s) and advisor(s)

Give motivation (why are you doing this; e.g., nanoparticles may offer important advantages in cancer therapy)

Do give a very brief synopsis of results (we have demonstrated that we can deliver therapeutic agents to selected sites in cells)

Do leave them wanting more info (if you to find out how we do it, visit my poster)

Use as little text as possible and that should be in bullets, not paragraphs

Use eye-catching graphics (photos) if possible

Use a clear simple graph if you like, but only if it can be explained in one sentence.

Do not use more than one page or one minute.  More is definitely not better.

Do not use lots of text.

Do not give lots of data or tables.

Do not give an equipment or process flowchart

Do not try to give a condensed version of your poster.

Do not try to be thorough.  You want to leave unanswered questions that you can answer at your poster.