AI and Academic Writing
Hours: 10 am – 5 pm (1 day, 8 work units)
Capacity: 12 participants
Workshop costs: Free of charge; cancellation fee applies in case of unexcused absence
Target audience: Doctoral and postdoctoral researchers (including medRSD and iGRAD members)
Location: Online
Teaching modalities: Interactive seminar with keynotes, group exercises, and discussions
Assessment modalities: Active participation and group work
Workshop cost: Free of charge; cancellation fee may apply in case of unexcused absence.
how to apply
Please contact: phd-universeh@hhu.de We will confirm your registration by email, subject to availability.
Description:
This interactive workshop explores the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academic research and writing. Participants will gain insight into the practical applications of AI technologies in producing scholarly publications.
The seminar is divided into two parts: the first focuses on ChatGPT and prompt engineering, while the second explores additional AI tools tailored for academic contexts. Discussions will cover both the potential and limitations of AI in academic work.
Key topics include idea generation, content development, ethical considerations, copyright, and research authenticity. Participants will also reflect on the future of AI in academia.
The workshop includes keynote inputs, hands-on tool usage, group exercises, and open discussion to promote networking and critical engagement.
Trainer:
- TwentyOneSkills – Europe’s largest digital training platform for early career researchers
Objectives:
- Use AI tools effectively in academic writing
- Apply prompting techniques with ChatGPT
- Enhance academic brainstorming with AI
- Identify and manage ethical and practical limitations of AI
- Engage in critical reflection on AI's role in academia
