The famous scientist Ernest Rutherford, better known as the father of nuclear physics, once said that it should be possible to explain the laws of physics to a barmaid. In the book “When the Scientist Presents”, Jean-luc Lebrun answers how to do that by taking us through the journey of Dr. Vladimir Toldoff, a fictional not so good presenter and in the process by providing valuable insights on how to make a memorable, analytical but engaging scientific presentation.
The book focusses on the four major components of a good presentation – content selection, audience expectation, slide design and the presenter - and devotes significant discussion time on each of these.
The author starts by clarifying the inherent differences between a written
The book focusses on the four major components of a good presentation – content selection, audience expectation, slide design and the presenter - and devotes significant discussion time on each of these.
The author starts by clarifying the inherent differences between a written