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NOTE: These guidelines have been developed specifically for students who are creating research posters for the department events such as the External Advisory Committee meeting. Please be sure to follow the Cockrell School's brand guidelines, including suggested fonts, UT color palette and the official ASE/EM identities.

Size

27” x 39” in portrait layout NOTE: It is especially important to adhere to the size specifications for uniformity and consistency if you are developing this poster for the department-hosted graduate recruiting event.

Format 

Print-ready PDF (export to highest resolution available)

Background/Margin

White is recommended for the background.  Be sure to include a margin/border of at least 1" on all sides of your poster.

Images

Use the highest resolution possible for all images. 300 dpi is preferred, or eps/vector images work well too since they are scalable.

Fonts

The Cockrell School of Engineering follows The University of Texas at Austin's font recommendations.

Benton Sans/Benton Sans Condensed is the preferred primary font. GT Sectra is a secondary font. Both typefaces are available worldwide in PC and Apple formats. Arial is also acceptable for posters.

Colors

It’s okay to have a variety of colors in the posters. For suggestions on colors to use in sidebars, charts, graphs, follow UT’s official color palette here

ASE/EM Logos

Please be sure to follow the brand guidelines when using the official ASE/EM identities.


News

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Nanshu Lu and Karen Willcox are among a group of nine Texas Engineering faculty members named to Clarivate's Highly Cited Researchers list for 2025.

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Our faculty and students are working hard across the department to change the world by transferring their research to tangible, commercialized products.

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Research

From land and water on Earth to the stars and beyond, our research is not only changing the world and the lives of people who live here – it is transforming the future of air travel and space exploration, creating opportunities for future discoveries outside our world. At UT Aerospace, the sky is not the limit.

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