Communicating your research in plain language doesn’t diminish your work
Dementia ResearcherSpringer Nature Storytellers hosted an event at Berlin Science Week in which five researchers on the front lines of discovery shared true stories about life behind the science.
Tag: Presentation
Guest Blog – Presenting to clinicians versus academics
Anna VolkmerNew Blog from Anna Volkmer, discusses how her presentation style has developed, and provides her tips and advice for impactful presentations
ISTAART Guide To… Posters at AAIC 2020
As part of your preparation for AAIC 2020, hear top tips for designing and promoting virtual posters, before meeting and networking with other attendees in small group breakout rooms.
Podcast – Creating award winning posters
With conference season approaching, our panel of award winning poster presenters provide tips and advice on what you can do to make your poster better than the rest (and help you enjoy the experience)
Presentation Tips and Speaking in Public
I suspect speaking in public is a little like Marmite – either you thrive on it and find it a thrilling and stimulating experience, or it scares the living daylights out of you. Possibly both. I first got into public speaking as a teenager who was somewhat socially awkward and gawky, but fond of performing…
Time to flip your presentation format
Conference presentations often follow a simple narrative format. Pat Thomson discusses the benefits of adopting a less linear narrative structure and how doing so can create space for discussing the key messages in a research presentation.