Not too much written information, otherwise people will only read and not listen to you.

Be concise, but no too much and avoid abbreviations that might cause confusion.

Thanks professor for your valuable suggestions C.A. (Kees) Kan

It sounds like your presentation essentially divides into two sections: what you have already done and what you intend to do in the future. With regard to the first part, you can probably assume that most of the decision makers have read you CV but necessarily any of your other materials (articles etc.). Still, rather than summarizing individual publications, I would produce a "strategic summary" of your research goals and career directions so far, and then mention specific research projects in that context.

With regard to the second, point your goal is to demonstrate that you understand their program of research well enough to design a project that would fit within it. That proposal should also have two elements, one showing how the skills that you bring to their "lab" will be valuable to them, and the other showing how your own career will benefit from what you learn as a member of their lab. In my opinion, the best post-doc experiences occur when you have something new that you can contribute at the same time that you also acquire further skills.

Thanks professor for your valuable suggestions David L Morgan

Starting my day on a beautiful note after coming across this discussion. Thanks Prof. @David L Morgan, your comment have given me a hole lot of what I need to know.

Thanks a lot, Prof David L Morgan indeed your discussion has helped me a lot.

I was trying to sum up how to make it,

Thanks and sincere regards

Gowhar Meraj

You have already submitted your CV hence mentioning publications and research work (and responsibilities) within 1 or two slides will be a better idea. Also mention how your previous work will contribute to postdoc work. Focus on future work you want to do in a postdoc.

Thanks all for your comments.

Include education background， research topics， publications， patents， your skills， and general research plan for Pos Doc.