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post-acceptance

Guides creation of conference presentation slides, academic posters, and promotion content after paper acceptance.

Updated Oct 7, 2022
Search Tags:#research#presentation#slides#promotion#conference#academic poster#paper acceptance
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npx skills add https://github.com/tamagusko/linux-cfg --skill post-acceptance-tamagusko
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: post-acceptance
Source: https://github.com/tamagusko/linux-cfg/tree/main/dotfiles/claude/skills/post-acceptance
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tamagusko/linux-cfg --skill post-acceptance-tamagusko

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What problem does it solve? After a paper is accepted, researchers must quickly produce presentation slides, an academic poster, and promotional content for social media, often without clear guidance on structure, sizing, or timing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Presentation Slide Guidance: Provides slide-count targets by talk length, content structure from title to Q&A, and visual design rules such as minimum font sizes and one message per slide. - Academic Poster Design: Covers standard poster sizes, layout structure, typography scales, and printing guidelines including DPI and color mode requirements. - Promotion Content Creation: Supplies templates and examples for Twitter/X threads, LinkedIn posts, and blog posts to publicize the accepted work. - Use Case: A researcher whose paper was accepted at a conference uses this skill to outline a 15-minute talk, design an A0 poster with a QR code, and draft a Twitter thread announcing the work. ## Quick Start Help me prepare my conference presentation slides, poster, and a Twitter thread for my newly accepted paper.

Frequently Asked Questions about post-acceptance

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How many slides should a 15-minute conference talk have?▼

A 15-minute talk should have 10-15 slides, averaging 1-1.5 minutes per slide. Structure them as a title slide, 2-3 motivation slides, 3-5 method slides, 3-5 results slides, a conclusion, and a Q&A slide.

How do I design an academic poster for a conference?▼

Use a standard size such as A0 or 24x36 inches, with a title bar at top, introduction on the left, method in the center, results on the right, and conclusion at the bottom. Body text should be 24-32pt so it is readable from 4-6 feet away, and include a QR code linking to the paper or code.

What should a Twitter thread promoting an accepted paper include?▼

Structure the thread as hook, problem, method, key result, and link. Start with an attention-grabbing summary, include one or two key figures, and end with the paper link, relevant hashtags, and tags for co-authors.

What font sizes are recommended for conference slides and posters?▼

Slides need at least 24pt body text and 32pt titles. Posters need 72-96pt titles, 48-60pt section headers, and 24-32pt body text so they remain legible at viewing distance.

When should I post promotion content after paper acceptance?▼

Post within 1-2 weeks of the acceptance notification and coordinate timing with co-authors. Schedule posts around conference dates and share across multiple platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and a blog.

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