How to condense academic CV in one slide I am giving in the next days a presentation to a UK university, as a part of an interview for a post-doc position.

The PI of the lab asked me to put one slide at the beginning with my academic CV.

However, academic CV is in general long and I have no clue on what I should put in this slide and what not, beside the obvious things.

What should this slide contain?
Which is the common practice for this?

I am sure I will need to add:


Previous degrees (Bsc, Msc).
Phd


What I do not know:


Professional experiences?
Teaching experiences?
List of papers?
List of conferences?
List of journals for which I served as a reviewer?
I would treat it as a bullet point summary of your accomplishments:


PhD/dissertation
Notable experiences (e.g., teaching, internships, and professional positions, but not the typical TA/RA positions)
Awards
Summary of publications (e.g., "8 publications in venues such as A and B")


There are no standard rules for this. The goal is to convince them you are worthy of a job, so eliminate any noise and only provide the highlights. They can refer to your actual CV if they want more details.