Scientific presentations are a cornerstone of sharing your research and advancing your career. To make an impact, your audience has to understand, believe, and remember your content. This workshop will teach you essential skills to elevate your presentations. It provides a clear, structured framework to organize your ideas, craft your key messages, and create effective […]
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Poster Power: Designing & Delivering with impact
Standing out in a world of grey boxes A guide to the essential steps to designing a powerful, memorable poster. What has visual impact – and what to avoid. Practical, easy-to-apply tips to create a high standard of output. Quick wins for getting the best out of PowerPoint to obtain a professional finish. Day three […]
Scientific and Academic Writing
Develop a powerful focus in your writing – an infallible guide to developing the best structure, and effectively communicating your ideas to your target audience. We look at how to systematically improve the impact, clarity and accuracy of your chosen words. You will receive a toolbox of methods including a range of easily-applied ‘quick tips’ […]
Publishing Journal Articles: Strategies for Success
It is essential for Ph.D. candidates and scientists to develop an impressive publication record. The publication of high quality journal articles is imperative in order to apply for jobs or for research grants, to communicate findings, and to define their reputation in the field. This “publish-or-perish” approach, however, may decrease the quality of the journal […]
Keep your talk fresh – Techniques for Scientific Storytelling and Presentations
This is an activity-based workshop, led by a theatre professional, whose expertise is in eliciting the researchers’ narrative, identifying the speaker’s authenticity as a storyteller and supporting the speaker to effectively communicate the importance and relevance of the work and the core message in the talk. Contents:– Position the research with a meaningful and relevant […]