All DTU Compute PhD students present their research in one of the following formats. All categories have a prize for the best presentation. Students are encouraged to collaborate in presenting their projects if it makes sense:
Research Pitch
Present your exciting research idea to a general audience in 3 minutes
A pitch is short presentation of your work, where the focus is on conveying the listener that your research is as interesting, clever and important as you think. Pitching your research is important in many situations, for example at conferences when you meet possible collaborators or someone who might hire you, or in meeting with industry or other money granting institutions, or just at the family dinner. The Research Pitching Competition gives you a golden opportunity to practice, and get feedback, on your pitching skills.
For 3 minutes a stage is yours. You can use whatever method you feel is best to convey your listeners, and most importantly, a panel of experts. After your pitch there is a 5 minute session where the panel will give you feedback.
You are not allowed to use power point but you are welcome to use artifacts.
Science Slam
Science meets stand-up comedy: Entertain your audience in 10 minutes
Science Slam is a science communication format where a scientist explain the research project in an understandable, entertaining and yet concise popular 10-minute talk. For inspiration follow this link to the Science Slam presentation “How to defuse a photobomb” by Professor Samuli Siltanen, University of Helsinki, Honorary Professor at DTU Compute.
Showcase
Bring a research demonstration or experiment and explain hands-on the ideas behind your project
The showcase gives you the possibility to display or exhibit your research (results or examples from your research) using different communication tools. This could for instance be video or posters that are combined with physical elements which all together will reflect your research in a popular way.
Video
Present your research through a video in 2-3 minutes
It is up to you how the format should be (for inspiration see ex. video example). Here you can find the videos from the previous PhD Bazaars.
Poster
Present your research through a poster
Talk
Present your research through a talk in 10 minutes (Note that there are only 10 students who are given the oppprtunity for this presentation. First come first served)
Podcast
Podcast your research in max. 10 minutes
For an example see this podcast guide