presentation about a subject related to Sustainable Composite Materials Format:

presentation about a subject related to Sustainable Composite Materials
Format: Presentation (Slides) on the selected research paper (15-20 slides max): Power Point, PDF or preferred platform. Be neat, organized and concise in your slides
Content: in-depth analysis of the journal article reviewed, introducing the overall background, declaring the main objectives of the work, describing the investigated topic thoroughly and including technical details about methodology and results. Expose to the class your “expert” knowledge of the topic. Choose the suggested Outline of Presentation as the skeleton for your logical organization/exposure of the topic. (Options vary with content type).
Outline of Presentation (Option1):
▪ Title Slide: Session Topic, Title of the journal paper, Paper details (Authors, Journal, Year), Student name, Current event date & location ▪ Introduction and Objectives ▪ Technical Background ▪ Techniques/Topic Description (in detail)
▪ Examples/Implementation/Application ▪ Conclusions and Future Developments
Outline of Presentation (Option2):
▪ Title Slide: Session Topic, Title of the journal paper, Paper details (Authors, Journal, Year), Student name, Current event date & location ▪ Introduction and Objectives ▪ Technical Background ▪ Material & Methods ▪ Results & Discussion of results ▪ Conclusion & Future Developments
References: include a reference slide at the end of the presentation (not included in slides max) citing the works you researched. Suggested: include citation under the figure, formula, concept, etc. referenced through the slides (abbreviated format: Author, year, Journal). Sources: your research main content must focus on the 1 only scientific journal you selected (select one journal from the References section of Literature Research Review “attached file”), within the many in the Lit. Rev. (file attached). Other sources (websites, lectures, other papers, companies, etc.) should be reviewed and studied since they can definitely help you build context and gather information, in support of the presentation, but should not constitute the main source of the content
Suggestions: be as technical as possible, it is a technical conference! Also, keep in mind your audience did not work on the topic as much as you did. Make sure to explain thoroughly and logically.