Interactive Scientific Writing & Publishing Workshops

Kicking off day two of a manuscript writing workshop at RVS College of Arts and Science. Each day builds on the last, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience for all participants.

Here, I'm using Simon Sinek's Golden Circle concept to explain how to structure a compelling research narrative. It's about starting with the 'why' to make your work more impactful.

An event poster for the Winter School on Academic Writing in Mysore. I was part of a panel of scholars delivering hands-on training for early career researchers and PhD students.

A key part of my workshops is explaining how to avoid accidental plagiarism. I share practical tips, like effective note taking during literature review, to maintain academic integrity.

Writing a powerful abstract is the first step to getting your paper read. In this clip, I share key tips on how to structure an abstract, adhere to journal guidelines, and make a great first impression.

An engaging Q&A session with participants from the nanotechnology and physics departments at Vellore Institute of Technology. I find that challenging questions from researchers are what make these sessions truly dynamic.

A group photo after a full day workshop at my alma mater, IFGTB. We covered journal selection, the IMRaD format, research grants, and avoiding plagiarism. It was a wonderful homecoming.

With the bright research scholars and faculty at Vellore Institute of Technology. The energy and insightful questions during the quiz and Q&A session were truly infectious.

A great session with faculty and M.Pharm students at T.John College of Pharmacy in Bengaluru. We had honest discussions on topics like publishing negative results and the challenges of open access publishing.