Today I’m at a symposium about cutting edge stem cell therapies. I have learned so much amazing stuff.

I have also seen some of the worst PowerPoint slides in the history of PowerPoint slides.

Oh, fellow scientists … we need to talk about this.

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  4. goready-set-go said: They’re too concerned with saving the world from neurodegenerative diseases and other things to worry about destroying our eyes with their choice of Comic Sans.
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  6. andria-h reblogged this from jtotheizzoe and added:
    nasty ones at my school’s weekly seminars. Good science, mind you… bad taste.
  7. katiegeeks reblogged this from jtotheizzoe and added:
    CC: Most education researchers and middle school math teachers.
  8. thestudyofmettle said: One of my professors decided to use every possible “fun” thing PowerPoint can do, including sounds, special transition effects, moving gif animals, bad backgrounds, and color coordination skill the likes of which have not been seen since 1985. Oy.
  9. fauve-paw said: Lol, adults can be so bad at powerpoint … but us art history majors are the best at it. We have to be. xP

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