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Specialized title slide
From noisy cells to reliable decisions
Roman Belousov · Quantitative Life Sciences · Heidelberg
Regular slide (centered)
State one key idea with a visual or a short equation block.
Grid content: Left
- Problem setup
- Assumptions
- Experimental design
Grid content: Right
- Results summary
- Error analysis
- Interpretation
Top-left title + left/right grid
This layout keeps the heading pinned at the top-left while preserving two side-by-side panels.
Left panel
- Model definition
- Parameters
- Constraints
Right panel
- Simulation output
- Confidence intervals
- Take-home message
Top-centered title + left/right grid
Use this when both columns support one central hypothesis or shared experimental question.
Left panel
- Dataset A
- Feature extraction
- Cross-validation
Right panel
- Dataset B
- Alternative model
- Benchmark comparison
Example: top-left title (single-content)
Use for derivations or method details where title context should start from the same visual edge as the body.
Tip: keep equations and bullet captions aligned for quick scanning.
Example: top-centered title (single-content)
Use for concept slides where one central statement frames the content below.
Tip: center a key figure below and keep side annotations minimal.
Quadrants
Q1
Background
Q2
Methods
Q3
Findings
Q4
Open questions
Final slide
Thank you
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