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Giving oral presentations is a central part of scholarly exchange. In this workshop, you will learn how to plan, structure, and deliver effective presentations about your research. We will also talk about how to manage nerves and feel more confident when speaking in front of others.

To communicate your research to others, your writing needs to be clear and well-structured. This applies not just to the overall structure of your text, but also to your sentences. In this workshop, you will receive hands-on tips and techniques for writing the kind of clear, concise and well-structured English-language sentences that will help you both succeed in your studies and effectively communicate your research to others. 

The Covidence 101 webinar provides an overview of the systematic review workflow including a live demo. It is aimed at novice users of Covidence, or those who haven’t used the software for a while and want to familiarise themselves with recent changes and updates. If you can't attend the live session, register anyway and you will receive a recording 24 hrs after the session.

The ability to write about your research in a manner that is understandable and interesting to the public is an essential skill for any scientist. KI guidelines for writing the doctoral thesis also strongly recommend that you write a popular science summary in English. This workshop will provide you with models for and hands-on practice in adapting content, structure and style when writing the popular science summary in English for your doctoral thesis.

This webinar from Covidence is designed for experienced researchers who want to confidently plan, conduct, or support scoping reviews. We’ll walk through key steps, common challenges, and practical tips to help you get started or refine your current approach. If you can't attend the live session, register anyway and you will receive a recording 24 hrs after the session.

Giving oral presentations is an important part of scholarly exchange. During this workshop, you will learn how to plan, prepare for, structure and deliver an effective oral presentation. We will also discuss how to deal with being nervous.

Writing the comprehensive summary or “kappa” for your thesis will be different from anything you have written before, not least because you are writing for a different purpose and different audience than a research article. Additionally, you will be writing the kappa on your own, not with your research group as co-authors. So, what do you need to think about when you write your comprehensive summary? Join us for a hands-on workshop during which we discuss structure, synthesis and writing techniques for the kappa. 

During this session, you will receive hands-on advice on how you may generally use AI in your writing process, how you should not use it, and why. You will also get tips on how to construct prompts to ensure that you truly improve your text while learning more.

This session focuses on the literature review, an important part of your half-time review (and of your thesis). You have the literature sources you need, but how will you write the review? 

This workshop will help you write a clear, well-structured research plan for your Master’s thesis.