Webinar: How to Create & Deliver Scientific Presentations
March 18, 2025 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Presenting is an integral part of being a scientist whether employed in academia, government or private industry. Although embedded as a regular task, a mastery of presenting is usually only gained through trial and error. Since presentations are not one size fits all, each attempt can be quite challenging. The myriad of different purposes for presentations such as sharing data, results, ideas, proposals etc. can increase the challenges even further. Although there are no universally accepted methods for creating and delivering presentations, there are general rules that can assist in achieving the target effectiveness. This webinar will reveal some approaches to enable scientists to successfully create and deliver various types of scientific presentations.
Attendees Benefits:
- learn about different types of presentations and the corresponding methods to create effective content
- understand the need for different approaches for delivery based on the purpose, content, audience and other considerations
- understand the contrasts between approaches for remote versus in-person presentations
Price: Free for Members / $149 Non-members
Instructor: Fred Meadows
Bio: The instructor studied chemistry at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University earning a B.S. in chemistry and a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry from Georgia State University. He has spent the last 21 years in various industries including agriculture, specialty chemicals, medical devices and pharmaceuticals. Currently, he is Senior Technical Advisor of Product Supply Management and Chemistry Manufacturing and Controls with the United States Pharmacopeia advising companies in low- and middle-income countries in all technical aspects of manufacturing. He has been instructing soft skills courses for the Rubber Division, ACS since 2020.