To speak at a scientific conference for the first time is very honorable and at the same time scary. The research is already over, now it is necessary to convey its results to scientists. But the presentation will turn out to be very cumbersome, if you do not rely on theses, which should cover the main stages of the work. How to write a report thesis?
Instructions
Step 1
Please note that the abstract of the speech is its printed frame. That is, you will orally present material to the scientific community for 10-15 minutes based on scientific data summarized on paper.
Step 2
All of them should be subordinated to the main topic of the speech and reveal the main idea of scientific research using conclusions drawn from the analysis of specific examples.
Step 3
The main purpose of the abstracts is to help conference participants understand the essence of your experiment, assess the reliability and scientific nature of the results.
Step 4
All conference abstracts should answer three main questions: what was studied (problem, novelty, relevance), how the study was conducted (methodology, literature review, data collection) and what results were obtained (conclusions).
Step 5
Try to construct the abstract text not from fragments of scientific work, but by re-describing the research as a whole. This will allow the listeners to better understand the logic of all the reasoning.
Step 6
Clarify and study the requirements for the design of abstracts: permissible page size, font, size, margins, the possibility of including figures, tables and diagrams in the text. This is necessary for the further publication of scientific work.
Step 7
If the rules provide for the use of diagrams and pictures, then use simpler and more elegant ones. They can be used during the lecture as a handout.
Step 8
It is better not to quote the primary sources of literature in the theses. And if you do this, separate the quote with quotes, and in parentheses indicate the author's surname with initials, year and page number of the publication. Place initials in front of the surname.
Step 9
When mentioning the author's surname in the theses and expressing his point of view, be sure to indicate the years in which his publications were published in brackets. Provide each method with a reference to the author and year of publication.
