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SuLab · Jul 17, 2024 · 90f1e59 · 90f1e59
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 * [Holiday and vacation policy](/handbook/holiday-and-vacation)
 * Travel and reimbursements policy
 * [Conferences and Training](/handbook/conferences)
-* Poster printing
+* [Poster printing](/handbook/poster-printing)
 * Ordering supplies
 * [Onboarding and offboarding](/handbook/onboarding)
 

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+title: Poster printing
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+{% include breadcrumbs.html %}
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+# {% include icon.html icon="fa-brands fa-person-chalkboard" %}Poster Printing
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+When printing a poster for a conference, the two most popular options are a paper poster (potentially higher quality visual) and fabric poster (easier to transport). There are many options for both. Current (July 2024) suggestions I hear from other faculty members:
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+* [PhD Posters](https://phdposters.com/): fabric and paper
+* [Spoonflower](https://www.spoonflower.com/): fabric
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+Please update the list above and/or share exceptionally good or bad experiences with Andrew.