Sure, I’m game – but only if we set up proper safety protocols and give a real demo that shows what the tech can do and what it can’t. I’ll bring the latest constructs and a quick walkthrough, but I expect the crowd to understand the stakes. If you can handle that, count me in.

Got it. Here’s the quick deck outline and the safety bullet‑points you’ll need: 1. Title & Purpose 2. Quick recap of the gene‑editing platform 3. Demo flow (step‑by‑step, from plasmid prep to CRISPR‑Cas9 delivery) 4. Key results (efficiency, off‑target analysis) 5. Real‑time monitoring & containment measures 6. Post‑experiment decontamination protocol 7. Q&A segment Safety points: - All work in a certified biosafety cabinet (BSC II) - Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) – lab coat, gloves, eye protection - Immediate containment of any spills with disinfectant (bleach 10% v/v) - Backup of plasmid stock in sealed, labeled tubes - On‑site trained staff for handling live cells - Clear emergency shutdown procedure for the BSC - Waste segregation and autoclaving before disposal Let me know if you need more detail on any slide. I’ll have the demo kit ready and the safety signage set up. Let's blow the roof off and keep it clean.

Timeline 0–10 min: Opening remarks – you 10–25 min: Overview of platform – I 25–40 min: Live plasmid prep demo – I 40–55 min: Cell transfection & monitoring – I 55–65 min: Data presentation & Q&A – you 65–70 min: Closing & networking – you Let’s keep the flow tight and the safety signs visible. Ready to dazzle.