A reminder to us all
During today’s course for PhD students in popular science presentations at Chalmers University of Technology, the coffee cups were given a starring role.
The morning included personalised speaker training with a keynote speaker in Shanghai. The same challenge as always: understanding the audience and clarifying the main message. However, this is easier said than done and you may need an outside perspective. The satisfied participant wrote afterwards: “It was fantastic! The coach really helped me a lot. Many thanks. Looking forward to more contact in future.”
After the coaching session there was a cup of coffee with a view of the Vinga lighthouse. It’s a small world.
During today’s course for PhD students in popular science presentations at Chalmers University of Technology, the coffee cups were given a starring role.
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