scientific-slides

Scientific presentations use visual-first slide design by prioritizing figures and diagrams over bullet walls. This skill generates research-backed, minimal-text layouts that are readable from a distance, turning slide-level prompts into projection-ready imagery for conference talks and seminars.

Yes, you can generate visuals-only output for building PowerPoint decks with separate text. This skill supports both full-slide rendering for direct PDF export and isolated visual generation, allowing you to structure your research presentation text independently.

The best way to structure a research presentation is using story arc templates with pacing checkpoints. This skill provides slide count guidance by duration and generates a scientific narrative flow suitable for conference talks, thesis defenses, and grant pitches.

Slide generation supports optional reference-figure attachment for results slides. By attaching previous slides and reference figures, the workflow ensures design consistency and validation across your scientific presentation deck.

To generate a complete scientific slide deck, you provide a slide-by-slide plan including titles, bullet prompts, and the figures you want on results slides. This input drives the generation of projection-ready imagery for your thesis defense or seminar.