SCIENTIFIC WRITING
Scientific Writing: Your First Original Article
Structure, argument and reporting standards for each section of an original research article, with feedback on your own draft.
Clinical research experience
Peer-reviewed publication experience
Epidemiology & biostatistics background
SPSS data analysis
Confidential research handling
End-to-end research & publication support
Ethical, evidence-based working
About this course
A short, focused workshop for anyone writing their first original research article. Covers the structure, argument, and reporting conventions of each manuscript section, with direct feedback on your own draft as you write.
What you'll learn
- IMRaD structure and what each section is actually for
- Writing a results section that lets the data speak first
- Building a discussion that argues, not just restates
- Reporting standards and checklists journals expect
- Peer and instructor feedback on your own draft
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