You can access the e-learning from April 7, 2025 until June 30, 2025.   This course will help you to explore how you can communicate your work to a range of audiences using digital tools and innovative communication methods. It will also encourage you to reflect on how you can build networks and connect with your professional community. This course helps you to:   Communicating the importance of your work to a potential funder or industry partner Identify the networks that are meaningful to you Develop strategies that can help you to build your networks and connect with a professional community Explain how digital communication and social media might provide networking opportunities and how to make the most of in-person event Evaluate how innovative approaches can contribute to your research communication strategy   Throughout the course, in-depth interviews with current doctoral researchers and experienced academics will provide you with tips and advice on various aspects of attending, presenting at and organising seminars, symposia and conferences.   Duration of this course: 120 min   The indicated course duration refers to the pure review of the learning content. Please plan additional time for working on exercises and transfer tasks.   This e-learning course is being offered in a self-learning format. You therefore have the option to begin at any time convenient to you and work through it at your own pace.   Please note You can register below, we will then check your application. If you are a KHYS member, you will receive the login details as well as further information on the course in a separate e-mail approximately two to three weeks after your registration. You will be able to access the e-learning on an online training platform of KIT.   This workshop is open to doctoral researchers and postdocs at KIT who are KHYS members.

You can access the e-learning from April 7, 2025 until June 30, 2025.   The course advises young scientists on how to publish the hard-won results of their research and to plan an appropriate publication strategy for their early academic career. The course will begin by exploring why researchers in the sciences should publish their results. It will then guide participants through the processes involved in getting an article or paper published in an academic journal, including: Reasons for publishing your work and some of the key factors you need to consider when getting started Navigating the pre-submission stage, from planning your time to preparing supplementary material, information and metadata The importance of review for quality control and the requirements of the review process Relevant resources, platforms and social media that can help ensure you publish in an impactful way   Duration of this course: 150 min   The indicated course duration refers to the pure review of the learning content. Please plan additional time for working on exercises and transfer tasks.   This e-learning course is being offered in a self-learning format. You therefore have the option to begin at any time convenient to you and work through it at your own pace.   Please note You can register below, we will then check your application. If you are a KHYS member, you will receive the login details as well as further information on the course in a separate e-mail approximately two to three weeks after your registration. You will be able to access the e-learning on an online training platform of KIT.   This workshop is open to doctoral researchers and postdocs at KIT who are KHYS members.