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This workshop will focus on writing effective scientific abstracts, providing useful techniques and tools to build essential scientific communication skills. Supporting attendees to successfully convey the significance of their original research across publications and conference submissions.
The session will begin by establishing the purpose and importance of a scientific abstracts in research dissemination before breaking down the key components and strategies for writing clearly and concisely. Attendees will apply this information to critically analyse published abstracts for content and quality. Culminating in a practical exercise to demonstrate the skills and knowledge gained during the session to communicate research in a standard abstract format.
All materials for individual and group exercises will be provided. For this in-person session, please bring a device with internet access. A laptop is recommended for the best experience, but a tablet or smartphone will also be suitable.
Course Accessibility
The following table shows a summary of what is needed to participate in the course.
If you feel you will experience any difficulties participating, please let us know via the ‘special requirements’ tab, providing as much information as possible. The special requirements tab can be completed when you book your place. Alternatively, you can contact us directly at ra-training@nottingham.ac.uk.
| Bring your own laptop/Pc to the course | |
| Access seminar room on campus (or) access computer room on campus | |
| Attend the course at the specific date and time | |
| Watch and listen to the course tutor(s) and/or other attendees | |
| Follow presentation slides during the course | |
| Take part in group activities/discussions |
Booking Conditions
Our courses are very popular, and we experience large volumes of people on our waiting lists. So, Please do let us know if you would like to cancel your place on this course so we can offer your place to another delegate.
Please note, attendances for courses will be recorded. There are no training points associated with courses run by the Researcher Academy.