paper-poster

To convert a research paper into a conference poster, this Skill automates the extraction of key content like title, authors, and results, then layouts the information into a four-column IMRAD print-ready poster using LaTeX.

Yes, you can generate a NeurIPS conference poster from a LaTeX paper. The workflow applies venue-aware color schemes and typography tailored for major conferences like NeurIPS, ICML, and CVPR.

The best way to output a research poster as an editable PPTX is through this automated workflow, which generates multiple formats including PDF posters, editable PPTX, and SVG files from your compiled paper directory.

State persistence in LaTeX poster generation works by saving the workflow state, allowing you to resume interrupted runs and recover statefully without restarting the entire content extraction and layout process.

Yes, you need a compiled paper directory to create a print-ready poster. You provide the path to this directory along with your preferred venue, size, and orientation to generate the ready-to-edit LaTeX poster.

This automated poster generator uses a four-column IMRAD layout structure for academic presentations, organizing extracted paper content into Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion sections suitable for lab talks and conferences.