The “D” in IMDaD: Building a strong Discussion
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?
Navigating the publishing landscape: Strategies for success in a global 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 as a writer’s identity
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.
Culture connection: Take the opportunity to practice English
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.
Spend the rest of the winter days studying
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.
Trendy & Handy: Test AI tool with the AWC team AI Geeks
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.
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Back on track: Let the AWC events go on!
It’s time to make plans. We hope you have already set goals for the new year and included working on future publications. We invite you to AWC events that will help you achieve those goals. Register early so you don't miss out on something useful.
Happy New Year 2024!
Four days before the new year is a perfect opportunity to reflect on the year’s results. Let's take a look at all the exciting things we’ve experienced in 2023 at the Academic Writing Center.
Overcoming difficulties together: How to make peer-writing groups work?
This week we ran the final workshop in the series led by Dr. Leslie Dupont. This time, Dr. Dupont invited colleagues from HSE University and other Russian universities to discuss effective writing group organization. The topic is of great relevance to all authors and researchers because peer reviewing does not only help develop writing skills, but also contributes to professional growth and strengthens motivation.
How to meet requirements for an international publication
This semester, the AWC presented a new course led by an international specialist in academic writing.