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How to find the right wording for a request in a business email? How to tackle a delicate or potentially problematic situation in correspondence? Where does the fine line between assertiveness and impoliteness lie?

Has it ever occurred to you that we often focus on the negative aspects of our academic work, which may lead to writer's block, frustration from critical feedback, procrastination, and other unpleasant consequences?

Which section of a research article is the most challenging to write? Many authors would argue that it’s Discussion. How to give an effective and concise overview of your research and set it in a wider context?

How can a researcher thrive in today's challenging landscape and sustain a consistent level of publication activity? Obviously, a high-quality study is necessary, but not sufficient. It takes expert knowledge of the global rules to play the big publishing game.

Vocabulary is not just one of many tools at a writer’s disposal. The choice of words may bolster or undermine the author’s intention, and the lexical profile is an integral part of a writer’s identity. Therefore, perfecting their lexical toolkit is essential for every researcher who aspires to be an international author.

The AWC has picked out free events that might be of interest to you for enhancing your English language proficiency. Practice English and discover the cultural diversities with the American academic community.

The semester at the Academic writing center is off to an exciting and unique start. We've already had a one-day course on academic vocabulary and a series of public speaking workshops where participants got to practice using virtual reality goggles. Before the end of the month, be sure to register and attend a few more of our events.

Start the new year off right by joining our exciting new project AI Geeks. We’re thrilled to invite all HSE researchers and teachers to participate in our weekly meetings, where we’ll explore free online AI-based resources together in an informal setting.