Zoe presents her work via PechaKucha

On 1st December 2022, Zoe presented her research using the PechaKucha presentation style (20 slides lasting 20 seconds) at an event organised by the Digital Research Services department at the university. This presentation style is designed to be entertaining and very visual with little text on each slide. The event held at the digital wall in the main library was open to all so brought together members of the university community from a wide range of backgrounds. Zoe’s presentation was very engaging and sparked lots of discussion.




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