Presenting research is a regular part of scientific life — from lab meetings and project reviews to conferences and cross-disciplinary discussions.
Clear, well-structured presentations help ensure that ideas are understood and that the significance of the work is recognised.
This practical workshop focuses on how to structure presentations effectively, communicate complex material clearly, and present with confidence while remaining authentic to one’s own style.

The course is designed specifically for life science professionals and is delivered by facilitators with postdoctoral experience who understand the realities of presenting research in academic and industry environments.
Participants will explore practical techniques that make complex research easier for audiences to follow and remember.

Participants will explore how to:
•    Structure presentations so key messages are clear and coherent
•    Present complex research in a way audiences can follow
•    Communicate with confidence in front of different audiences
•    Use slides and visuals effectively to support the message

Format: Half-day interactive workshop.

Who this course is for:
This course is designed for life science professionals who present their work as part of their research or professional role.
It is particularly relevant for:
•    Postdoctoral researchers
•    Early-career scientists presenting at meetings or conferences
•    Researchers communicating work to interdisciplinary or non-specialist audiences
•    Scientists who want to present their ideas with greater clarity and confidence
Participants are encouraged to bring examples of presentations they are currently preparing or delivering.

Costs:
Gold Members: £245 + VAT
Silver Members: £297.50 + VAT
Non-members: £350 + VAT