Presentation Skills for Scientists and Engineers

This book provides concise and effective tips spanning all relevant areas to deliver engaging scientific presentations. Readers will strengthen their skills in preparing, practicing and delivering presentations at both physical and virtual conferences and seminars. Best practices for structuring presentations and elements to include and those to exclude such as detailed sections on the use of videos, animations and tables are included. Common errors often seen in scientific presentations are highlighted along with tips on how to interact with audiences and keep them engaged. This will be a valuable resource for scientists in all areas of chemistry and materials science as well as engineers who wish to elevate their scientific presentations.

Concise inclusive chapters allowing readers to focus on areas of weakness Tips to change your way of delivering scientific presentations Hundreds of relevant illustrations highlighting what to and not to do

Autorentext

Jean-Philippe Dionne, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering (McGill University, Canada) has authored a number of scientific publications (conference proceedings, journal or magazine articles) in the field of personal protective equipment during his 20-year career in the industry. He has spent countless hours preparing and delivering presentations for scientific conferences and other events in various forms throughout his career.

Inhalt
Introduction.- Basics.- Animations.- Images.- Videos.- Graphs.- Tables.- Maths.- Structure.- Interactions.- Practice.- Planning.- Delivery.- After the Talk.- Conclusion.