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Slide Abstract and Slide Deck Services

Pubrica prepares single-slide abstracts and full conference slide decks from your paper for researchers presenting at congresses, invited talks and internal meetings. Our scientific designers and subject specialists structure the talk to your time slot, present one idea per slide, redraw figures for projection and write speaker notes with timings. You receive an editable PowerPoint file and a PDF, built to the congress template and aspect ratio where one applies.

  • Designed for projection, with type sized for the room and figures redrawn rather than copied from the PDF
  • One idea per slide, because a slide with several points is difficult for an audience to follow while you are speaking
  • Timed to your slot, because a ten-minute talk and a forty-minute talk need different decks rather than the same deck at different speeds
  • Speaker notes included, so the slide carries the visual and you deliver the explanation
  • Single-slide abstracts where a journal or congress requires one, which requires a different and more demanding approach
Scope of the slide service What is included and what is excluded

Slide abstract or full deckIncluded

Figures redrawn for projectionIncluded

Speaker notes to your time slotIncluded

Editable PowerPoint and PDFIncluded

Presentation coaching and rehearsalNot offered

Paper → structured → drawn → timed → deck

Included with every deck
  • Type sized for projection
  • One idea per slide
  • Figures redrawn, not copied from the paper
  • Speaker notes timed to your slot
  • Editable file supplied
Quoted per deckBased on slide count and figures to redraw
Timed to your slot10, 15, 20 or 40 minutes
PowerPoint and PDFEditable source files supplied
ISO 9001:2015Quality management certified · cert. H3CR9TCU20251212INDQM10N

Deliverables

What Every Slide Deck Includes

Each deck is built for one paper, one audience and one time slot, and the slot determines how much the talk can cover.

A structure built for the time slot A ten-minute talk presents one finding and two supporting points. A forty-minute talk needs a different structure rather than the same content delivered more slowly.

Example structure38 slides for a 10-minute slot.11 slides: the question, the design, three results, the limitation, its implications and a close. About one slide per minute, which audiences can follow.

Figures redrawn for projection A figure exported from a paper is designed for A4 at reading distance. When projected, axis labels and legends become unreadable beyond the front rows.

Example from a figure redrawScreenshot of Figure 3, six panels, 6pt labels.One panel per slide, labels at projection size, the key comparison highlighted and other detail removed, so the same data is legible.

One idea per slide While you are speaking, an audience can either read or listen. A slide with three points loses two of them and part of what you say.

Example from a reviewThe slide carries the visual and the speaker delivers the explanation. Slides that repeat the spoken text compete with the presenter.

Speaker notes timed to the slot Notes state what to say on each slide and how long it should take, so the talk finishes within the slot rather than being cut short.

Example from speaker notesOverrunning usually results from a deck that contains more than the slot allows, and the speaker notes are where this is corrected.

The samples shown are illustrative and anonymised. Hover over a sample to replay it.

Compliance and Standards

Slide Deck Standards: Congress Requirements and Accessibility

Where the congress specifies a template, aspect ratio or slide limit, we follow its requirements.

CONFtemplates

Congress and society requirements (template, aspect ratio, slide limits)

Most congresses publish a template, an aspect ratio and sometimes a slide limit. We build the deck to these from the start so that it does not need rebuilding later.

W3C2.2 AA

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (level AA)

Contrast, text alternatives, captions and transcripts, which universities and funders increasingly require for any material they host.

Good Publication Practice (GPP 2022)

Where a deck presents company-sponsored research, disclosure, authorship and data presentation follow the same standards as a publication.

ISO9001:2015

Quality management (cert. H3CR9TCU20251212INDQM10N)

Our certified quality system governs how work is briefed, produced, reviewed and released.

Responsible Use of AI

Our Approach to AI Use in Slide Decks

AI image generation presents a particular integrity risk in scientific figures. A generated cell, scan or apparatus that never existed is image fabrication, and journals now screen for it.

How We Use AI ToolsGenerating layout options and colour systems, vectorising and cleaning existing figures, and checking figures against the required specification for resolution, colour mode and font embedding.
Where We Do Not Use AIGenerating any image that depicts data, a specimen, a scan or an apparatus; altering a micrograph, gel or clinical image beyond what the journal permits; or presenting anything as your result that was not measured.
What Your AI Declaration Should IncludeYour declaration should name the tool, the stage at which it was used and the human oversight applied. Journals, funders, regulators and the ICMJE January 2026 update now expect this, and an undeclared tool discovered later is treated as an integrity matter.

Why We Do Not Publish AI Accuracy Figures

Accuracy figures for AI tools are usually reported by the companies that sell them.

Pubrica therefore does not quote a self-generated accuracy figure, because it would carry the same conflict of interest. Instead, we tell you which tool was used on your project, at which stage, and what a human reviewer changed afterwards.

Our Process

How Our Slide Deck Process Works

We confirm the length of your time slot first, because it determines the structure and content of the deck.

Step one

Time Slot, Audience and Template

We confirm the length of your slot, the audience and any congress template or aspect ratio you must use.

Step two

Structure and Storyline

We structure the talk to the time available, deciding what is said, what is shown and what remains in the paper, and agree this with you before building any slides.

Step three

Slide Build and Figure Redraw

We build the slides, redraw figures for projection and size the type for the whole room.

Step four

Speaker Notes and Handover

We write speaker notes with approximate timings and supply the editable PowerPoint file and a PDF.

Our Experts

Your Slide Deck Team

A named team of subject specialists and scientific designers stays with your project from scoping to delivery, and your project coordinator introduces them before work begins.

Subject matter expertClinical or scientific expert matched to your topic

Reviews the scientific content for accuracy and confirms that each conclusion is supported by the evidence. Matched to your field rather than allocated from a rota.

Responsible forScientific accuracy and interpretation
Reviews againstThe source paper and the congress requirements
FieldMatched to your topic
Scientific designerPrepares accurate visual material from the science

Designs slides and redraws figures that represent the data accurately and meet the requirements of the congress or venue.

Responsible forSlide design and figure redrawing
Reviews againstCongress templates and projection requirements
OutputEditable PowerPoint and PDF files
Second reviewerIndependent quality check before delivery

Checks the finished work independently against the agreed scope and the applicable checklist. Findings are logged and resolved before delivery.

Responsible forIndependent quality control
Reviews againstThe agreed scope and checklist
Signed off byProject lead
Project coordinatorYour single point of contact

Manages the timeline, keeps you informed at each stage and coordinates the team so that questions are answered and deadlines are met.

Responsible forTimeline and communication
Reviews againstYour brief and deadline
OutputDelivery and follow-up

Packages

Slide Abstract and Slide Deck Packages

Prices depend on slide count, the number of figures to redraw and whether a congress template applies.

Slide abstract

Slide abstract

For journals and congresses that request a single-slide summary

Quoted per projectBased on complexity

Delivery Quoted by scope

  • ✓One slide presenting the whole study
  • ✓Figure redrawn or built from the data
  • ✓Built to the specified template and aspect ratio
  • ✓Editable file and PDF
  • ✓Two revision rounds

A slide abstract requires more condensing than a deck, because one slide must present the whole study.

Deliverables Request a quote
Deck

Conference deck

For oral presentations, invited talks and internal presentations

Quoted per projectBased on slot length and figure count

Delivery Quoted by scope

  • ✓Structure built to your time slot
  • ✓Figures redrawn for projection
  • ✓One idea per slide
  • ✓Speaker notes with timings
  • ✓Congress template applied
  • ✓Editable PowerPoint and PDF

Please tell us the slot length at the start, because it is the most important input.

Deliverables Request a quote

Send us your paper and the slot length, and we will prepare a free structure plan showing what fits, what does not and what should remain in the paper.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Slide Decks

If your question is not answered here, please ask an expert. No quote is required.

Usually not. A published figure is designed for A4 at reading distance, often with multiple panels and small labels, and most of it is illegible when projected.

We redraw figures with one panel per slide, labels at projection size and the comparison you are discussing highlighted.

Around ten to twelve, although the structure matters more than the number. About one slide per minute is what an audience can follow.

Overrunning usually happens because the deck contains more than the slot allows. Building the deck to the slot prevents this.

A single slide presenting the whole study, which some journals and congresses request alongside or instead of a written abstract.

A slide abstract requires more work than a deck, because all the content must fit legibly on one slide and still state the limitation accurately.

No. We build the deck and write the speaker notes. Delivery coaching is a separate discipline that we do not offer.

The speaker notes tell you what to say on each slide and approximately how long it should take, which helps the talk finish within its slot.

Related Services

Related Research Impact Services

Conference presentations often need more than one format prepared from the same paper.

Request a Free Slide Deck Structure Plan

We will prepare a free structure plan showing what fits in the time available, what does not and what should remain in the paper.

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Regulations

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Material you send is held under signed confidentiality, with access limited to the assigned team and encrypted transfer. It is not used to train anything and is not passed to third-party tools. Ask for the agreement before you send anything you would rather cover first.