Surfing the academic job market: How to publish in high impact interna-tional journals

Marco Brambilla – Department of Psychology

English

Aims:
The workshop aims to provide students with basic skills for writing and submitting a scientific paper. In addition to covering the main sections of a paper, it will also introduce essential skills for selecting an appropriate journal, managing citations, and understanding databases that measure the quality and impact of scientific output.

Suggested year of attendance:
1st year

Table of contents:

  1. Selecting the right journal: impact factor, emerging metrics of influ-ence, journal aims, and types of papers published
  2. Writing key sections: Title, abstract, introduction, method, results, and discussion
  3. Writing strategies
  4. Submission and re-submission
  5. Do’s and Don’ts of manuscript submission
  6. The review process
  7. Ethical issues in publishing

Students involved in the following PhD programs:
DIMET, Neuroscience, Nursing, Public health, Psychology, Physics, Com-puter science, Mathematics, Marine science, Materials science, Chemical, geological and environmental science, TeCSBI

1 CFU - 8 hours

2 days (4 hours each)
March 4, 2026 (2pm-6pm)
March 5, 2026 (2pm-6pm)

This workshop is classroom-based only (no online participation)

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Surfing the academic job market: How to publish in high impact interna-tional journals

Marco Brambilla – Department of Psychology

English

Aims:
The workshop aims to provide students with basic skills for writing and submitting a scientific paper. In addition to covering the main sections of a paper, it will also introduce essential skills for selecting an appropriate journal, managing citations, and understanding databases that measure the quality and impact of scientific output.

Suggested year of attendance:
1st year

Table of contents:

  1. Selecting the right journal: impact factor, emerging metrics of influ-ence, journal aims, and types of papers published
  2. Writing key sections: Title, abstract, introduction, method, results, and discussion
  3. Writing strategies
  4. Submission and re-submission
  5. Do’s and Don’ts of manuscript submission
  6. The review process
  7. Ethical issues in publishing

Students involved in the following PhD programs:
DIMET, Neuroscience, Nursing, Public health, Psychology, Physics, Com-puter science, Mathematics, Marine science, Materials science, Chemical, geological and environmental science, TeCSBI

1 CFU - 8 hours

2 days (4 hours each)
March 4, 2026 (2pm-6pm)
March 5, 2026 (2pm-6pm)

This workshop is classroom-based only (no online participation)

course registration on “Segreterie online”: to be defined

Staff

    Docente

  • Marco Brambilla
    Marco Brambilla

Metodi di iscrizione

Iscrizione manuale