How to Read a Research Article - Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine
Course Code 50149706
Course has already taken place
Provider OD&PL
Tutor(s): Jennifer Rivas Perez
Suitability This course is suitable for PGR Students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine. If the course is FULL, then please register on our waiting list by emailing your details to pgrdev@leeds.ac.uk.
Date(s) Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 09:30 to 12:30
Max Places: 0
Description Sometimes it’s difficult to see the wood from the trees (or rather when doing a PhD the salient facts from the less immediately useful information in the pile of papers you need to read). This short workshop is a mixture of discussion and practical exercises. It is designed to help you pick out the important points in a research paper and come to a conclusion about their significance. The course covers: - a review of the common structures of research papers - techniques for identifying key features to look for in research papers - cover different approaches and techniques that can be used to summarise papers - discuss how to critique papers