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anna_duncan83
You guys should have MANY more science-based slide designs for your power
point. SO many scientists like myself prefer to use power point in our
presentations. It is unfortunate that so many novel ideas are communicated
through this software and so little attention is paid to slide designs in the
scientific area.
Some suggestions for slide backgrounds include, DNA, atoms (or molecules),
forces, protein structures (most proteins have awesome 3D shapes which would
look impressive on the slide for a biochemistry professor/presentation),
phases (solid, liquid, gas), the list goes on and on...
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point. SO many scientists like myself prefer to use power point in our
presentations. It is unfortunate that so many novel ideas are communicated
through this software and so little attention is paid to slide designs in the
scientific area.
Some suggestions for slide backgrounds include, DNA, atoms (or molecules),
forces, protein structures (most proteins have awesome 3D shapes which would
look impressive on the slide for a biochemistry professor/presentation),
phases (solid, liquid, gas), the list goes on and on...
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