How to make a poster with latex?

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The discussion revolves around creating a poster using LaTeX, specifically seeking templates suitable for a 48 x 36 poster size. Participants explore different LaTeX packages and templates that can be utilized for this purpose.

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  • One participant requests a LaTeX file template for a 48 x 36 poster.
  • Another participant suggests choosing a LaTeX package for poster creation, mentioning the beamerposter package and providing a link to examples.
  • Additional packages such as a0poster and sciposter are mentioned, though the participant has not used them and is unsure of their effectiveness.
  • A suggestion is made to use the RomePoster.tex template as an alternative for those not wanting to install specialized packages, although it is noted that poster packages may yield better aesthetics.

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Participants generally agree on the utility of using specific LaTeX packages for poster creation, but there is no consensus on which package is definitively better, as some options remain untested by participants.

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Limitations include the lack of firsthand experience with all mentioned packages, which may affect the reliability of the recommendations.

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Individuals looking to create academic or professional posters using LaTeX, particularly those interested in exploring different templates and packages for poster design.

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Does anybody have a latex file that I can use as a template to make a 48 x 36 poster?
Any help is welcomed.
 
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Hi symbol0,

I think it would be a good idea to first choose a latex package to install for creating posters, and then the websites for those packages usually have examples that you can use for a template. For example, I have used beamerposter in the past, which you can find here along with some examples:

http://www-i6.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/~dreuw/latexbeamerposter.php

There are other packages (a0poster, sciposter,etc.) but I have never used them and don't know if they are better in some sense.


If you do want a latex file without installing any specialized poster packages, you might try something like the template RomePoster.tex near the bottom of this page:

http://www-hep.physics.uiowa.edu/~reno/poster/PostersREU.html

but I think the poster packages would look much nicer.
 
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Thank you very much alphysicist.
 
Glad to help!
 

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