Rimagination Nature Paper to PPT
Convert the paper's argument, not its page count.
- Identify audience, duration, language, presentation goal, and the paper's central question.
- Build a story spine: context, question, approach, key findings, interpretation, limitations, and take-home message.
- Give each slide one claim-bearing title and one visual job. Use figures, comparisons, process diagrams, or result cards only when supported by the source.
- Preserve figure numbering, panel labels, captions, statistics, units, and source-page or evidence anchors. Mark adapted redraws as adapted.
- Put methods and limitations where the audience needs them; do not turn the evidence-verification process into the presentation story.
- Return a slide plan before creating a PPTX. Use ScanSci's presentation tools and selected templates only after the user requests artifact creation.
Do not invent a result, simplify a branch into a linear sequence, or imply causality that the paper does not support. Keep a final references slide and a speaker-note source map when possible.
This is a ScanSci adaptation of the nature-paper2ppt workflow from Yuan1z0825/nature-skills and the existing ScanSci scientific-slides contract.