Professor-controlled workflow
You retain oversight over every portfolio, every subfolder, every permission. Comments are off by default — on when you want them. Analyse at any level and initiate students’ submission workflow as needed.
Designed for research continuity and co-built with university professors, PosterVault streamlines the author–reviewer workflow and turns academic posters into searchable lab institutional memory. Your lab’s research indexed and retained, in one place.
Open your research portfolio, view structured subfolders and analyse any level — instantly. Invite students to upload posters to assigned folders.

You retain oversight over every portfolio, every subfolder, every permission. Comments are off by default — on when you want them. Analyse at any level and initiate students’ submission workflow as needed.
Never lose a research poster. Stay in control of your lab’s output — organise, index, and archive your lab’s posters in one place, turning every submission into part of your lab’s institutional memory.
Easily invite students to submit posters into assigned subfolders. Students drop a PDF or PowerPoint — you review, comment and approve.
Apply our AI as needed to analyse your lab’s research output to identify trends and opportunities for future research — handy for grant-writing.
Every poster keeps working for your lab long after the conference ends.
“Posters get presented once, then disappear into email folders and shared drives — never to be found again.”
“No institutional memory of what your lab has actually researched across cohorts and years.”
“No way to see themes, overlaps, or gaps across your students' work without manually reading everything.”
Every poster is archived in your Research Portfolio the moment it's uploaded — searchable and accessible.
Your lab builds a living institutional memory. See years of research in a single portfolio view.
Extract themes, methods, and trends across your entire portfolio — surfacing insights in seconds.
Surface themes across years of lab output. Summarize a cohort. Tag a single poster.
See how Analyse works“Top theme: Tumor microenvironment, 8 of 28 posters. Gap: Limited actionable therapeutic targets identified.”
“PhD 2025 cohort: 12 posters focused on microfluidic ex vivo screening; common methods include scRNA-seq, ELISA, and organoid models.”
Title: A Microfluidic Ex Vivo Tumour Platform for Predicting Drug Response
Author: Sarah Robinson
Conclusion: Microfluidic ex vivo tumour platforms may improve prediction of drug response for personalized therapy
3 related posters in archive
Example output — illustrative
Drop your poster here
PDF or PowerPoint · up to 100 MB
Lab → Portfolio → Subfolder → Poster. The hierarchy your work already lives in.
Explore the productPosterVault was co-developed with university professors across the United States and Canada, with a focused mission: to support the structured preservation and accessibility of institutional research, often lost in scattered research posters, enabling more connected, discoverable, and enduring research ecosystems.
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