Presented by Angelika Hofmann, PhD, Director of Research, Irving Institute for Energy and Society, and Miguel Morales, Director of GrantGPS.

Dartmouth faculty, postdocs, researchers, and graduate students in their final year are invited to join in person or online for a two-part workshop. In the first portion, participants will learn about the basic principles of good scientific style and composition, which are applicable across all forms of scientific communication – from research papers to grant proposals and job applications. The second portion of the workshop applies fundamental principles of scientific writing to composing a compelling research paper and provides key insights into the importance of research papers across one's career, highlighting how a strong publication record is essential for funding, collaboration, and career advancement.

Register by Monday, December 1

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Open to Dartmouth faculty, postdocs, researchers, and graduate students in their final year.