Instructions

The Physics PhD Workshop is an occasion for PhD students to present their work and share it with their colleagues (in a friendly environment). It should be considered as an informal scientific conference. 

In the following section, we will give you some guidelines for the presentation.

First-year students (40th cycle)

First-year students (40th cycle) must present themselves with a very short and general-purpose presentation (1/2 slides about their study career and future PhD projects). They are also free to present their master thesis work/other ongoing projects with a poster during the poster session

Second-year students (39th cycle)

Second-year students (39th cycle),  with the exception of the Q@TN transdisciplinary program students, are required to present their work with a 10-minute-long talk. The guidelines for the presentation are reported below:

• The talk format is a 10-minute presentation + 2 minutes of Q&A. We'd like to remind you not to exceed this strict limit.

• The presentation must start with a broad introduction to the scope of your work so that everybody can understand. We remind you that your audience will be composed of both Ph.D. and master students with very diverse backgrounds.

• Please present only your main results in a clear way and keep the technical details to a bare minimum (it is not an examination).

Third-year students (38th cycle)

Second-year students (39th cycle) enrolled in the Q@TN transdisciplinary program and third-year students (38th cycle) are required to present their work with a poster during the poster session.