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Hosted by Anna Clemens, PhD, this podcast is for all researchers in the sciences who want to write clear, concise and compelling papers time-efficiently so you can publish your research in a calm and steady way. In this podcast, we talk both about how we can write higher quality papers and how to make the process of writing less hard.
Anna Clemens, PhD hosts The Researchers' Writing Podcast, a education show with 23 episodes published.
Dr Makella Coudray, Assistant Professor and Researchers' Writing Academy member, joins me to discuss how the program has transformed her group's paper-writing process. We talk about: Writing the hard way during her PhD (
I'm chatting with atmospheric science researcher, Dr Erika Roesler, about how she went from getting stuck writing too long papers that weren't getting submitted to a regular writing practice and receiving compliments on
I'm chatting with Assistant Professor, Dr Liv Hoversten, about how she went from taking ages to finish a paper, often investing evenings and weekends, to writing a full Introduction section in 3 hours. We talk about: Why
Dr Anna Clemens walks you through the Researchers’ Writing Academy, the academic writing program that over 700 researchers have already used to get published consistently while enjoying the process. [Quick heads-up: You
Live stream with Dr Anna Clemens and Dr Cathy Mazak There has been a lot of disruption, uncertainty and change in the academic world this year. Whether or not you work in the US, you've probably felt more anxious than us
I'm facilitating a 3-day online writing retreat 16-18 July. All details and sign-up hereAll details and sign-up here In this video, I'm talking about why I decided to create a retreat experience for members of the Resear
I invited Dr Julie Cwikla on the Researchers' Writing Podcast to give us expert advice on writing winning grants. Julie is a Distinguished Professor of Mathematics Education, the author of "From Good to Great Grant Writi
I talk to Yvonne Rimar, who is in charge of our community experience inside the Researchers’ Writing Academy, how important being part of a community is for all of us. In academic circles, there often is little to no foc
I talk to Dr Jenny Grant Weinandy, member of the Researchers’ Writing Academy and Assistant Professor in clinical psychology at Ohio University in the United States. Jenny shares that when she joined our academic writing
I’m talking to Jennifer van Alstyne about how to best leverage social media as an academic. If you don’t know what to share on social media except links to just published articles, then my guest Jennifer van Alstyne will
This episode is all about persistent myths about writing scientific research papers and why they aren’t true. I think this is a very important topic because holding one of these wrong beliefs could be what’s keeping you
Many academics don’t have to pay for professional development out of pocket. But that is often not advertised. In my experience, there is often a lot more “hidden” funding available than we first think. This podcast epis
In this episode, I’m talking to Sabina Hirshfield, visiting Associate Professor at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University and member of the Researchers’ Writing Academy. Sabina has pioneered eHealth and mHealth interv
Welcome back to another episode of the podcast! Today I want to show you how to plan your writing and really your entire day with pen and paper, and how to have any notes you take during your workday, all in one place! I
This episode is about something I’m not super comfortable talking about, myself! Despite this, whenI do share about myself, I usually get a lot of response and interest surrounding what I do and how I got here in this ca
Thanks for tuning in for another episode of the Researchers’ Writing Podcast! I often ask researchers which section they find hardest to write and the section that is named most often is the Introduction section! I hear
In this episode, I’m talking to Geetika Chauhan who is a PhD student at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw and a member of the Researchers’ Writing Academy. Geetika works in the field of geophysics and joined the A
Welcome back! This is part 3 of our 3-part mini-series on making time to take an academic writing course. In part 1 of the series (Episode 7), we talked about looking at deeper reasons (limiting beliefs and unhelpful sto
In today’s episode we’ll continue our mini-series on making time to take a writing course with part 2 out of 3 parts in total. Even if you aren’t planning on taking an academic writing course or program such as the Resea
I know, I know, you have SO much on your plate as an academic, especially if you are an Assistant Professor, that writing papers is often pushed to the evenings and weekends. Because all those other tasks and projects co
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