Online lecture Jean-Luc Doumont: Structuring your research story

In their papers, talks, and posters, researchers should answer the audience’s questions in a meaningful sequence for this audience instead of reporting a typically uninviting chronological story. This two-hour lecture offers and motivates an optimal structure for research abstracts—one that will make the audience care and get the message across. It then transposes this structure to research talks and (briefly) to research posters.

This lecture will be broadcast 'live' only (no recording).

For additional information, visit www.principiae.be.

For whom?

• PhD students & postdocs

When and where?

• The lecture will be organized on Friday 29 January, 2027 from 14:00 till 16:00 + Q&A.

Registration?

• Registration and more: available here.

Acknowledged as?

It is required to attend 2 online lectures of Jean-Luc Doumont if you want to add participation in these lectures to your PhD file. Please let us know once you have completed both lectures via DSrequirements@uhasselt.be, so we can acknowledge them in your portfolio.

• DS BSH: category 'research management & communication skills' - workshop on general research skills
• DS HLS: category 'transferable skills' - half of a transferable skills course
• DS ST: category 'scientific & generic communication' - 1 session about generic communication