Prepared by Saqline Mostaq, (Trainer, Researchsio Ex-Patient Support Executive, Roche Bangladesh limited.pharm, University of Asia Pacific) who is currently studying at the University of Grenoble Alpes, France providing the basic concept of the relation between Presentation and Research.

1. Research and
Presentation
Md. Saqline Mostaq
Trainer, Researchsio
Ex-Patient Support Executive,
Roche Bangladesh Limited
B.pharm, University of Asia Pacific

2. Topics
 Link (between research & presentation)
 Professionalism
 Research Proposal & Presentation
 Some Tips and Guidelines for:
3 MT and 10 MT

3. Connection Between Research & Presentation

4. Purpose of a Research Presentation
 Let know the world know,
 Get Funding,
 Opportunities in Career,
 Refine your Research Topic
 Develop Presentation Skill,
 Obtain feedback and Gain more knowledge
To-

5. Professionalism! What is
that?

6. Professionalism!
"the conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a
profession or a profession
-[The Merriam-Webster dictionary]

7. So! what is
Professionalism
in Research?

8. Elements of Professionalism in Research
1. Intellectual honesty
2. Excellence in thinking and doing
3. Collegiality and openness
4. Autonomy and responsibility
5. Self-regulation

9. Professionalism in Research Presentation
From my Point of View:
-listening carefully to the presenter,
-ask question,
-answer question,
-be brave to say “I don’t Know”
-give feedback (but don’t judge),
-appreciate feedback,
-don’t hesitate to accept a new/completely different idea,

10. Formal Definition of a Research Proposal
A research proposal is a document proposing a research project,
generally in the sciences or academia, and generally constitutes a
request for sponsorship of that research.
A research proposal is a document written by a researcher that provides
a detailed description of the proposed program, it is like an outline of
the entire research process that gives a reader a summary of the
information discussed in a project.

11. Purpose of a Research Proposal
Why it is important to have a research proposal and to present it?
1. To examine the project, then getting approval,
2. Basis of a formal contract between all party,
3. Gives an overview of the project to all,
4. To evaluate the progress of the project in later times,
Finally, there are several types of research proposal. Okay, lets discuss
them another time!

12. My Definition of Research Proposal
If Research is Action, then Research Proposal is Plan
Planning = Research
Proposal
Action = Research

13. The Research
Proposal which
inspired me to apply at
LMGP for my Master’s
Thesis

14. Example of the Research Proposal which helped
my Supervisor to get her Funding

15. Research Experience
CRISPR: Genome Engineering Technology (2019)
Brac University (in Partnership with Merck KGaA,
Darmstadt, Germany), Dhaka
Objective: Introduction to CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing
technology, CRISPR mediated gene modulation, Targeted
integration using CRISPR, CRISPR experimental workflow,
bioinformatics for genome editing, Case studies in cell
line engineering.
Hands on CRISPR System Design Workshop (2019)
Biobangla, Dhaka
Objective: Gene Identification (Dry Lab), Mechanism of
DNA Hacking, Design of G-RNA CRISPR Library (Dry Lab),
Engineering of DH5-Alpha Cells using CRISPR-SPCAS9
Mediated Genome Editing.
21 Laboratory Trainings during B.pharm
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Physical Pharmacy etc.
Research Poster- 2020
“In silico evaluation of some cell selective antimicrobial peptides:
Strategies to determine the mechanism pathways of host defense
peptides”, Department of Pharmacy, University of Asia Pacific,
Pharma Fiesta 2020, University of Asia Pacific
Research Poster- 2018
Bioimaging Technology
Research Project (B.pharm)- 2019
Comparative in vitro Bioequivalence Analysis of Some Generic
Tablets of Atenolol, a BCS Class III Compound, University of Asia
Pacific
Publication
Lia Rose Merry D. Cruze, Amena Alam Shanta, Md. Saqline
Mostaq et. al., “In vivo evaluation of Antidiabetic and Depressant
action of Bark of Swietenia mahagoni on Alloxan- Induced
Diabetic Rat Model”, Asian journal of Research and Reports in
Endocrinology (3(2): 37-45, 2020 Article No. AJRRE.60501)
Trainings

16. 3 MT and 10 MT
(Standard Conference
and Elevator Pitch)

17. Structure of 10 MT and 3 MT Presentations

18. Rules for 3 MT
1. Duration: 3Minutes
2. Power Point Slide Numbers: Only One Static Slide,
3. Less is More,
4. Note Card: allowed but not recommended,
5. Poem, Song, Music, Video: No,

19. Key Points for a 3MT
Remember that 3MT is for your “mother or non technical
friend!”
Try to connect to your audience:
-how your research is relevant to their life,
-how your research will change/are changing their life,
-you can be a little bit details, but don’t elaborate (don’t focus on technical
details),
-your audience should grab the key message of your presentation after you
finish.

20. Example of an Award Winning 3 MT

21. My 3 MT!
Transforming Useless Thing into
Useful One. But How?

22. Nervousness is okay!
Experience of a teacher of UAP who is teaching for 16 years!
Experience of an UAP alumni who is working at Incepta
Pharmaceuticals Ltd.’s Marketing Department for more than 10 years!

23. Take Away Message
Gather Knowledge + Do Research Present it to Others
Get Feedback
and
Improve Yourself
- Become a world
renowned researcher
- Accelerate in career

24. Take Away Message
Gather Knowledge + Do Research Present it to Others
Get Feedback
and
Improve Yourself
- Become a world
renowned researcher
- Accelerate in career

25. Last but Most Important Thing
Never forget that,
“Science is a Story! Tell this story to your mother, if she
understands, that means you are successful in presenting your
story of science.”

26. Medals!

27. For Any Query:
md-saqline.mostaq@etu.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

28. My Journey with Research Presentation (Outside
Classroom)
2015- Heart,
2018- Bio Imaging technology,
2020- In Silico Evaluation of Antimicrobial Peptides,
2021- Mrcp-19 and PySP1 and 2.