Euprymna

Sorry to butt in on this thread... I have also been asked to do a short presentation on my research for my interviews, and the advice in this thread has been very helpful! I had no idea how to start at all, since my research experience is very fragmented. In addition, the interviewers have also asked for a short presentation on a paper (~5 slides) - do you have any advice on how such a presentation should be structured? I plan to talk about what I found interesting, what I thought were good experiments, and maybe any unclear parts that I can find... but I'm not sure if that is a good plan? Thank you!

Quick question about thank-you emails - if I had been interviewed by 10+ people individually, do I send each of them a thank-you email? Is it too many people? I don't know how much I can personalise each of them, will the PoIs compare them and find out I've essentially written the same stuff? Should I keep them short because professors get enough spam as they do already? (Where I come from we don't really do thank-you emails after PhD interviews, so this is a bit new for me... freaking out!)