*Effective writing & publishing in English: Be the best you can be! *
Welcome to Research Square’s Bootcamp for scientific writing! This course will provide you with essential tips and tricks to enable you to achieve your writing aspirations by publishing your research in high-impact journals. Although this presentation emphasises early career researchers, it contains information useful to all interested in writing for publication. Follow the Research Square profile to receive notifications for upcoming events.
Join us every week at 9am BST / 8am GMT! Over a series of short live event training sessions encouraging feedback and hands-on learning, our course will take you through the five stages of academic paper writing, publishing, and impact.
Come along at 9am BST/8am GMT on June 13th for the fifth episode in this series – ‘Effective English for Communication’.
In this presentation, we will discuss some tips and tricks for effective English communication. We build on our previous discussions of message and structure (Episode 4 here) to highlight some of the key reasons WHY academic articles tend to get rejected. English language issues are at the top of the list. If you are wondering what to do - tune into this presentation and find out!
In the session we will cover the following:
- Effective English: why communication is key
- How to write in English? Master the right mindset!
- Our suggestions for quick improvements to your writing
- Cultural variations: what to be aware of when writing in English?
We will discuss this – and much more – in our fifth session at 9am BST / 8am GMT.
Research Square is a multidisciplinary preprint and author services platform. You can share your work early in the form of a preprint, gain feedback from the community, and use our tools and services to improve your paper. You can also learn about breakthroughs in your field and find potential collaborators. We will show you why this is an important career move, and can help with your networking skills.
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Dr Gareth Dyke, Director of Global Content at Research Square
Gareth recently gained the role of a Content Director at Research Square. He is the author of more than 290 peer-reviewed articles in top journals such as Nature and Science and manages the Taylor & Francis journal Historical Biology as Editor-in-Chief. He has a PhD in palaeontology on the subject of dinosaurs and the evolution of flights and feathers in birds.
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