Join us on Monday, December 2nd, from 5:30pm to 7:00pm for an invaluable session with Dr. Tamer El-Sayed and Dr. Tim Cheek as they guide you through the essentials of academic presentation. This talk will cover two key skills for any aspiring researcher: abstract writing and conference presentation techniques. You’ll learn the key elements of crafting a compelling abstract and gain insider tips on how to present your research confidently at conferences. Perfect for students aiming to showcase their research and make an impact at academic events, this session will equip you with the tools to stand out and make the most of your presentation opportunities.

Summary

Join the enlightening session, "From Scrub to Scholar: Abstract Writing and Presentation Skills" on December 2nd, where Dr. Tamer El-Sayed and Dr. Tim Cheek will teach you essential skills for academic presentation. This event is suitable for budding researchers wanting to confidently present their work at conferences and write compelling abstracts. Equipped with the tools shared in this session, you will stand out and maximize your presentation opportunities at academic events.

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Learning objectives

By the end of the session, participants should be able to understand and apply the key elements necessary to write a convincing and effective research abstract.
Participants will obtain the skills required to efficiently organize and structure their research information and key messages into an effective conference presentation.
Participants will learn techniques and methods to build their presentation confidence and reduce any associated anxiety, ensuring they effectively present their research at conferences.
After the session, attendees should be able to effectively adapt their presentation style to suit different conference environments and audiences, maximizing their communication impact.
Participants will gain insights into how to engage with conference attendees and panel, nurturing relationships and sparking interest in their research areas.

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