Getting The Most Out of Scientific Conferences

Post-pandemic conferences are coming back, yay!
This video aims to help you get fully prepared and get the most out of your next conference.
This is "Part 3" of a three-part video on this topic of Conference prep:
Part 1: Five "Pick Up Lines" To Start a Science Presentation
• Five "Pick Up Lines" T...
Part 2: Some PPT Slides are Just "Cooler"? Explained.
• Some PPT Slides are Ju...
Part 3: Getting The Most Out of Scientific Conferences
• Getting The Most Out o...
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[@dappledreign4077]

Thank you! This is really very helpful, especially the tip about skipping some talks. I tend to attend the whole event because I feel like it is required. But you are right, it is better to rest and conserve energy for the talks which are more important to me.

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

I remind myself, "one cannot pour from an empty cup". Taking rest is an important part of taking care of that "social battery"!

[@vitorribeirosa]

Thank you for these advice. I am going to attend my first international conference as a Ph.D. holder in August. Somehow I feel a bit more nervous than when I was a Ph.D. candidate. I understand your feelings. I haven't meet my family since I moved in to Japan in 2016. Hopefully I can meet them again this Christmas. Cheers!!!

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

Hi Vitor, I am glad you enjoyed my advice! Enjoy your conference experience, I know Japan is strict with all the pandemic restrictions too, I hope you will see you family very soon! Feel free to let me know how your conference go, I read all messages on comments and inbox of Twitter/IG/FB.

[@samizdat_]

Thanks for the great video after a long time, Dr Chan!

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

I know! I have been tortured at work, glad I can keep up my "regular" posting monthly! Thanks for being patient :)

[@kemakolamgeorge2381]

Good video . will need more vidoes

[@amandafinn1942]

Just in time for my first in-person conference!

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

How exciting! I remember I was thrilled to meet the big name professors it was like going to "Disneyland" for a young scientist. If you are presenting a PPT, check out the last two videos with more tips on scientific presentation (kzbin.info/www/bejne/roXJqn1njtiaeJY) and PPT style (kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHvYpoZsoNSsqNU). Let me know how it goes :)

[@Julia-xk3rs]

Thanks! :)

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

You're welcome!

[@ElectricTeaCup]

Omg, those clips are hilarious-where are they from exactly?

[@PhDCoffeeTime]

These are from the infamous PhD Comics, yes I guess I am _slightly older_ . Back in Postdoc, we would book the University theater to watch this as a social event. You can support this movie here (not sponsored!): phdmovie.com/

[@ElectricTeaCup]

@@PhDCoffeeTime Hah, that's awesome! I never knew there was a movie on the comics. Thanks for the link!