Discover in a half-day how you, as a scientist, can boost your research efficiency. Learn how AI can support you in managing your literature and crafting your articles. Ideal for scientists and researchers (almost) new to AI.
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This training is developed by Drs. Arjenne Louter from The Dutch PhD Coach and Dr. Ir. Ellen de Lange-Ros and Floris de Lange MSca from AI Ninja.
The workload for scientists is substantial. Research obligations, from conceptualization to execution, are time-consuming. Additionally, teaching commitments such as creating lesson plans, delivering lectures, and evaluating exams often take more time than allotted, given the tight deadlines throughout the academic year.
Moreover, publications are crucial for career success. The pressure to publish is high (publish or perish) and the writing and publishing process is time-intensive. When you add administrative tasks like managing labs, applying for grants, attending meetings, and the stress of securing funding for research, it’s evident that stress and overload are looming threats.
Certain aspects of your work can be simplified with AI. In this training, we focus on literature and writing. Through the training, you’ll undoubtedly gain insights into how AI can be used for other aspects of your work, such as effective work planning, maintaining a good work-life balance, and staying motivated.
One challenge with literature is the overwhelming amount of information available, making it difficult to find relevant literature. AI can assist by employing advanced search algorithms to pinpoint targeted and relevant literature. It can also perform tasks similar to a reference manager.
Another challenge is managing vast amounts of data and synthesizing complex information. AI can support you by generating automatic summaries, simplifying complex concepts, connecting articles, and even suggesting potential research questions.
AI can also contribute to enhancing your writing. For instance, AI can check if your writing style is consistent. It can also expedite the peer-review process by automatically evaluating manuscripts based on pre-defined criteria, making the publication process more efficient.
Although AI is not a substitute for the creativity and expertise of scientists, it can be a valuable addition to address specific challenges in the scientific writing process.
Our expert training, ‘Artificially Smarter Handling of Literature and Better Writing for Scientists,’ is specially designed for scientists and researchers of all backgrounds and disciplines. In this half-day training, learn how to integrate AI into your work using tools like ChatGPT and Bing.
The training, conducted by two specialists, covers AI applications. Floris de Lange will teach you everything about AI and its applications for your work. Drs. Arjenne Louter is a trainer and coach for PhD candidates with years of experience in guiding scientists.
This Training is Particularly Suitable for Scientists and Researchers with Limited AI Experience.
After the training, you’ll be able to independently work with AI and apply the learned techniques with AI directly the next day.
The cost for this training is €200 excluding VAT. Consider the time you’ll save and the benefits for your work.
Spots are limited, so register quickly. Sign up directly and discover how AI can elevate your work.
In the live training, we maintain a brisk pace to teach you as much as possible in an afternoon. Experience with AI or tools like ChatGPT or Bing is not necessary.
During the training, work from your own office or home, on your computer or laptop. A tablet works, but a mobile phone is generally not suitable.
To participate, create an account on a designated AI tool beforehand. We’ll explain how during registration.
Having a few core articles about your research on hand and any collected data is helpful. The data format doesn’t matter.
The training is in Dutch, unless there are English speaking participants. In that case, the training is in English, and we assume all participants can follow instructions in English. The writing during the training can be in another language. You can always ask questions in Dutch.
Questions or want an in-company training for your team? Contact us for details.
