Please show up early to check the projector settings when you have a presentation, and read these instructions for your time slot and other details. Ask, if you have any concerns!

All presentations should include (at least) the following items:

• Title, name, affiliation, supervisor, research group
• Introduction: background, aims, and the research problem(s)
• Methods: how will you solve your research problem(s)
• Expected results
• Status: where are you now, next steps, and a general time frame for finalizing the research

The following sections give details for each type of presentation.

Presenting a research plan for doctoral thesis

• Give a talk about your research plan
• 45 minute time slot: 20 minute talk, 10-15 minutes for the opponents, the rest for the audience

Rehearsing a conference talk

• An opportunity to rehearse and get feedback of your conference talk
• Reserve your rehearse slot as soon as your paper gets accepted!
• Please give your talk exactly as you will present it in the conference, following the guidelines you got from the conference organizers
• 45 minute time slot: 20 minute talk (or whatever the conference specifies), 10-15 minutes for the opponents, the rest for the audience

Presenting a doctoral thesis

• Give a comprehensive overview of your thesis when it is close to public defense
• 90 minute time slot (leave 10-15 minutes for a discussion)

Rehearsing lectio praecursoria

• Present your lectio and get feedback
• 90 minute time slot (20 minute talk followed by a discussion)