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Presentation skill workshop 2: Long Talks and Dissertations
Long Talks and Dissertations
This webinar is dedicated to the skill of holding an audience’s attention for longer periods of time, such as during dissertations, defenses, or critical job talks. Special attention will be given to long-form storytelling, using consistent and repetitive imagery and connecting data to the larger theme, while stressing skill sets and novel contributions to the field. Other topics include delivery techniques for long talks, and how to demonstrate knowledge, pride, and commitment with humility and grace.
Mini Course: Practical Machine Learning for Polymer Chemistry 3
A mini course on the application of machine learning in polymer chemistry
Professor Rong Tong is Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech
5 lectures over 5 weeks. October 16 to November 13 (Friday afternoons)
Mini Course: Practical Machine Learning for Polymer Chemistry 4
A mini course on the application of machine learning in polymer chemistry
Professor Rong Tong is Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech
5 lectures over 5 weeks. October 16 to November 13 (Friday afternoons)
Mini-Course: Calculus in Infinite Dimensions
Introducing differential calculus in infinite-dimensional spaces, with applications to the calculus of variations and optimal control
Dr. Denis Brazke is a Postdoctoral scholar at Analysis and Partial Differential Equations (APDE) Unit (Abdulla Unit)
Four sessions over four Tuesdays, November 10, 17, 24, and December 1st, from 1000-1200 in L4F01
OIST Career Fair 2026
The PCD Team will host the OIST Career Fair 2026 on November 9th and 10th, 2026. This will offer OIST students a unique opportunity to engage directly with companies across Japan and explore diverse career paths beyond academia.
Mini Course: Practical Machine Learning for Polymer Chemistry 5
A mini course on the application of machine learning in polymer chemistry
Professor Rong Tong is Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech
5 lectures over 5 weeks. October 16 to November 13 (Friday afternoons)






