Practical Approaches to Scientific Presentation

研究論文發表之技巧

林玉鐘(Yu-Chong Lin)

《The Chinese Journal of Physiology》 32卷2期 (1989/12) Pp. 71-80

並列摘要

Lin, Y.C.: Practical approaches to scientific presentation. Chinese J. Physiol. 32(2):71-80, 1989. Oral presentation differs from written presentation in that listening audience has a limited time to comprehend the subject matter. Speakers in scientific meetings use slides to facilitate transfer of information, because methods and results are best explained using drawings, figures, and tables. Schematic drawings, tables, and figures that appear in print usually contain too much detail to suit oral presentation. Presentation slides should allow the audience to grasp the contents quickly. Good slides attract attention, invite retention and cross language barriers. Regardless of language and style used, oral scientific presentation emphasizes information transfer, explanation of complex matters in the simplest possible way, and logical sequence; all of these can and should be learned by every scientist.