Dazzle 'em with style
the art of oral scientific presentation
by Robert Rene Henri Anholt
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"Today, a successful career in science, technology, and medicine is intimately related to mastery of communicating technical information to a broad audience, including students, colleagues, regulatory bodies, granting agencies, legislators, and the general public. In this engaging and lively book, the author provides a step-by-step guide on the entire process from preparation to delivery of a scientific presentation. The examples given throughout this easy-to-read book include highlights of important points to remember, including helpful tips and common pitfalls. This revised edition covers the effective use of PowerPoint and other computer-based presentation programs with all new illustrations. In addition, each chapter concludes with a handy summary of key points to remember. Dazzle 'Em With Style is written for any professional or student who delivers presentations, regardless of area of specialty."--Jacket.
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Communication in science, Lectures and lecturing, Public speaking, Redes, Presentatie, Communication, Wetenschap, Speech, Science, Methods, Philosophy & social aspects, General, Engineering (general), Allied health & medical -> medical -> general, Social sciences -> philosophy -> science, Professional, career & trade -> engineering -> general engineering, Lectures, Audiovisual Aids| Edition | Availability |
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Dazzle 'em with style: the art of oral scientific presentation
2006, Elsevier Academic Press, Academic Press
in English
- 2nd ed
0123694523 9780123694522
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Dazzle 'em with style: the art of oral scientific presentation
1994, W.H. Freeman and Co.
in English
0716725835 9780716725831
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