Slides: The Resilient PhD/Postdoc - Building Habits to Combat Information Fatigue

These are the slides for a presentation I held as the IOER postdoc representative. The workshop was an internal event for PhDs and Postdocs at the institute. This is a neutral, public version of the slides for anyone interested. The content covers a number of my personal principles and technical tips for academic workflows.

Link to Web Slides: https://alexanderdunkel.com/slides/resilient-habits/

The IOER version is available here: https://slides.ad.ioer.info/resilient-habits/

Process Notes

This was the first time I used AI Studio to help finalize a presentation. I think overall, it went well and helped me compile the presentation in a very short time (I had only about 4 hours total preparation time). I used it to translate my raw thoughts and structural notes into organized Markdown files for the RevealJS presentation. The process was very efficient for this task.

In the presentation, I showed an example of my prompting workflow. The screenshot shows the prompt structure that I provided. A link to the static HTML version of the prompt is here: https://slides.ad.ioer.info/resilient-habits/assets/prompt.htm

For offline viewing of Gemini conversations, the following open source tool is very useful. It can parse and render the exported JSON files. Project Link: https://github.com/marcelamayr/Gemini-json-Viewer