This two-day workshop covers academic writing essentials, article structure, and writing strategies, in the area of Medicine & Health.
Day one covers:
Academic writing: style, tone and how to communicate effectively
Overview of common article types for the research area and their purpose
Breakdown of typical research article (what needs to be included in each section)
Other elements of the article (charts and graphs, images, data)
This webinar is part of The Research Communication Lab, a year-long, 11-part program designed to help researchers navigate scholarly publishing and maximize their impact. Open to all, it includes monthly live sessions, pre-recorded content for flexible learning, and covers topics like academic writing, peer review, publishing ethics, research data management, and using social media for visibility.
Victoria Corless is Associate Director of Community Development, Europe, at Taylor & Francis. With a background as a researcher, she brings insight into the needs and challenges of academic communities, helping to bridge perspectives, develop strategic programs, and facilitate dialogue across the scholarly ecosystem.
Alongside her publishing work, Victoria is an independent science writer. She is passionate about translating complex research into accessible, engaging narratives that bridge the gap between academia and the public
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Victoria Corless
Associate Director of Community Development, Europe, at Taylor & Francis
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