1. My title Ann Student Department of Physics,University of Surrey
Supervisor: Prof Albert Einstein
Guidance on length: rule of thumb is about 1 slide/minute, although some slides can be gone through in seconds while a detailed slide may take 2 to 3 minutes. So for a 10 minute talk about 10 is good, Almost certainly more than 5 and less than 20.
Order is often: 1) Introduction & context, 2) Methods, i.e., how you obtained results, what experiments, or what model did you do calculations for, 3) Results, 4) Conclusion

2. Introduction I am studying X Reason why you should care about X
Reason why X is interesting

3. Methods NOT LIT REVIEW PROJECTS
I am using method Y which is a good choice
maybe have some results, eg a plot to show your methods work, & you can ref in format shown below
S Hawking et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. (year) volume number, page number

4. Slide with very clear schematic to show some exciting point of your project
Key point is …
Image: Wikimedia

5. Key idea Here key parameter is the Péclet numbers (Pe)
diffusion constant
is …
Pe important because ….
A.F. Routh and W.B. Russel, AIChE J. (1999) 44, 2088

6. Results key point shown here is …
structure factor S(k) as function of waveveactor k
for N = 10 N = 25 N = 100

7. Results (LITERATURE REVIEW PROJECTS)
key
point
shown
here is …
109 tons anthropogenic CO2 per year from to 2100
IPCC 2014 report
Lit review talks will typically report on results from literature, figures from literature, with citation as above

8. Conclusions
My key result of my research/of the literature I surveyed is …. the consequence of this result is …
Acknowledgements: Thanks to Ms Tania Technician & PhD student Betty Student for assistance with …