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Description
Whether you are a
graduate student researcher, a postdoctoral fellow, an academic or industrial
principal investigator, a scientific director in industry, or a regulatory
reviewer, an essential skill for all scientific leaders is to be able to
critically write and effectively communicate study results in the form of an
interesting story to your community of peers.
What makes an interesting story?
It is the ability to explain the results in such a way that its impact
on your peer community is evident. This webinar will cover writing skills that
are essential to scientific leaders.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this
webinar the participant will be able to:
- Understand what makes a well-structured manuscript in the pharmaceutical sciences;
- Appreciate what it takes to draft a scientific manuscript in a logical stepwise approach;
- Discern the importance of the specific elements of a well written scientific paper, including the title, abstract, introduction, experimental methods, results, figures/tables and captions, discussion (often as a stand-alone section); and conclusion.
- Recognize the significance of presenting results in such a way that the reader can evaluate their validity and correctness of the conclusions.
Who will benefit most from this webinar?
Those engaged in scientific writing of, for example, peer-reviewed journal articles, literature review articles, and technical reports, including graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, academic researchers, industrial scientists, and regulatory professionals, will benefit from this webinar.