202507.16
47th Research Committee Presentation Contest Organized by the IDAC - 4th Place Award
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I was honored to receive 4th-place recognition for my presentation at the 164th biannual meeting of the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer (IDAC). The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for IDAC researchers from various fields to present their ongoing research achievements. I am deeply honored to have received recognition among such a diverse range of research presentations, from PI Session Presentations to various Session Presentations.
It is essential in research presentations to communicate one's research content in an accessible manner to researchers from different specialized fields, making presentation skills a crucial element. Through this presentation, I learned effective methods for presenting research, making it an extremely meaningful experience. This result was only possible thanks to the guidance and support I received from Professor Sugiura and all the members of our laboratory. I express my heartfelt gratitude to them.
I have once again realized that, in addition to the research content itself, improving presentation skills to effectively communicate research is an important skill for researchers. Moving forward, I will continue to strive for better presentations by reflecting on areas for improvement and persistently working to enhance my research activities and presentation skills.
I was honored to receive 4th-place recognition for my presentation at the 164th biannual meeting of the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer (IDAC). The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for IDAC researchers from various fields to present their ongoing research achievements. I am deeply honored to have received recognition among such a diverse range of research presentations, from PI Session Presentations to various Session Presentations.
It is essential in research presentations to communicate one's research content in an accessible manner to researchers from different specialized fields, making presentation skills a crucial element. Through this presentation, I learned effective methods for presenting research, making it an extremely meaningful experience. This result was only possible thanks to the guidance and support I received from Professor Sugiura and all the members of our laboratory. I express my heartfelt gratitude to them.
I have once again realized that, in addition to the research content itself, improving presentation skills to effectively communicate research is an important skill for researchers. Moving forward, I will continue to strive for better presentations by reflecting on areas for improvement and persistently working to enhance my research activities and presentation skills.