Scientist Instructor: |
This course is taught by active scientists. Dr. Ulrike Müller has published in and reviewed for high-impact journals (Nature, Science), has worked as an editor for four scientific journals (including as editor in chief), and has written and reviewed grant proposals for European and American agencies. She is currently a professor at California State University Fresno. Dr. Otto Berg is a physical chemist who has collaborated and published across many disciplines. He is a scientific writing coach for top scientists and a faculty at California State University Fresno. Both have worked as international scientists at more than ten universities in four countries in Europe, America, and Asia. |
Target Group: |
The workshop is aimed at graduate research students and post-docs who have some experience in writing scientific papers and might have taken an introductory workshop on scientific writing. This workshop is most useful to researchers who plan to submit grant proposals or hope to publish their research in a high-impact journal. The course is useful for scientists across all disciplines. |
Description: | The course is designed to provide participants with key applications of various spectroscopic techniques and methods in research related to inorganic and organometallic chemistry. |
Max. participants: |
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Dates: |
4 days (June 4 and 5, 11 and 12, 2025) You need to be present for all course days. |
Language: | English (Dutch, German, and Finnish possible if desired) |
Location: | Leiden University (Room t.b.a.) |
Fees: |
HRSMC member: €150,- |
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Registration deadline: May 15th, 2025.