NEW: GROUP DISCUSSION
What to expect:
Presentation topics are briefly introduced (1 minute) in front of the entire audience. Listeners can decide individually which presentation they want to follow. Each presenter explains their research to a small group of people sitting around a table. Prepare a five minute presentation, which can be illustrated by showing printed material or props. You then have ten minutes to discuss specific questions and get in-depth feedback from your audience.
It could be the right choice for you if:
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You like to get feedback on your work
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You are towards the beginning of your candidature
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You like to interact with your audience
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FULL LENGTH TALK
What to expect:
A ten minute presentation using PowerPoint slides, followed by a three minute question session.
​It could be the right choice for you if:
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You are planning to give a presentation at a conference
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You have results to present or are excited to share your literature review
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You would like to build your presentation skills
FLASH TALK
What to expect:
A three to five minute talk without a question session. You can use PowerPoint slides.
It could be the right choice for you if:
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You are planning on participating in the 3 minute thesis (3MT) competition
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You are towards the beginning of your candidature
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You like it short and sweet
POSTER PRESENTATION
What to expect:
During the poster session you have time to discuss your research one-on-one with the audience.
It could be the right choice for you if:
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You are planning to present a poster at a conference
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You have results to present
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You like to be creative to present your research proposal/literature review
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