Objectives
How to read a scientific paper

• The “write first-do-the-experiments-later” approach
• How to structure a scientific paper
• Hands-on and practical excercises: students will be asked to perform some tasks. By way of example, they will write an abstract, a cover letter or an introduction of a paper according to some specific suggestions and the material prepared by a few randomly selected students - will be read and commented
  If possible, a lecture will be given by an editor of a journal of the Nature group

Target audicence
The proposal is addressed to students of the science and medicine area.
Most examples will focus on biology, biochemistry, systems biology and related fields.
The course is not recommended for students of humanities

Partecipants
Min 10 Max 50

Notes
The course will be programmed through lessons in presence. Recordings of the lessons will made available as well