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Title: Presenting%20Your%20Proposal%20BIOS%20587%20%20Mary%20Purugganan,%20Ph.D.%20Cain%20Project%20maryp@rice.edu%20January%2028,%202005


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Presenting Your ProposalBIOS 587Mary
Purugganan, Ph.D.Cain Projectmaryp_at_rice.eduJan
uary 28, 2005
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Goals for session
  • Content
  • Design
  • Delivery
  • QA
  • Samples

3
Your Presentations
  • Feb 4 8 minutes (5 min QA)
  • Apr 22, 29 20 minutes (10 min QA)

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Content
  • Consider your audience
  • State problem / hypothesis clearly early
  • Include significance
  • Keep background relevant
  • State aims and how experiments will address aims
  • What, why, how
  • Explain methods when appropriate
  • Plan a conclusion

5
Purpose of visual aids
  • Create a slide show with storyboards, not a
    script
  • Use the slide show...
  • to organize content
  • to create a hierarchy

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Suggested slide content
  • Title as concrete as possible
  • Problem / hypothesis
  • Significance / background
  • Specific Aim (x3)
  • State aim
  • Provide rationale
  • Propose experiments
  • Predict results / interpretation
  • Conclusion

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Designing Your Slides
  • To select a design, ask yourself
  • What professional image do I want to project?
  • In what type of room will I give my talk?
  • Well-lit room use light background / dark text
    and visuals
  • Dimly-lit room use dark background / light text
    and visuals

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Project a clear font
  • Serif fonts
  • Times New Roman, et al.
  • Easy to read in printed documents
  • Sans serif fonts
  • Arial, Helvetica, et al.
  • Easy to see projected across the room

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Choose color carefully

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Choose color carefully
  • Gradient fill allows you to change color
  • Down
  • Across
  • Diagonally
  • From the corner

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Use grammatical parallelism
  • Not Parallel
  • Lyse cells in buffer
  • 5 minutes in centrifuge
  • Supernatant is removed
  • Parallel
  • Lyse cells in buffer
  • Centrifuge for 5 minutes
  • Remove supernatant

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Simplify draw attention
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Delivery
  • Stance
  • Body language
  • Handling notes
  • Gestures
  • Eye contact
  • Voice quality
  • Volume
  • Pace

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Handling questions
  • LISTEN
  • Repeat or rephrase
  • Watch body language
  • Dont bluff

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Sample Slides and Videoclips
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