Get ready to present your paper at a conference. A key part of the research and review process is presenting and defending your work in front of peers at a conference.
The first step in getting ready to present your paper is to determine what key message you want to communicate to your audience. Most conference presentations are 10-20 minutes long, so you will not have time to present all the details of your work. The objective of your presentation is to get people interested in your work, not to explain it to them fully.
Organize your talk with these tips:
Remember that your slides do not have to tell the story on their own. Slides are meant to illustrate your work, not explain it entirely.