Unlocking Productivity & Impact in Teaching & Publishing II
Sunrise Course
ORGANIZERS: Agah Karakuzu, Shin-Lei Peng
Tuesday, 07 May 2024
Room 325-326
07:00 -
08:00
Moderators: Haikun Qi & Rita Schmidt
Skill Level: Basic to Advanced
Session Number: S-T-08
CME Credit
Session Number: S-T-08
Overview
These sunrise sessions share a common theme of empowering participants to boost their productivity and impact for teaching and publishing. Spanning a diverse range of topics, the sessions will delve into improving presentations, utilizing tools like Project Jupyter for dynamic and interactive publications, integrating interactive visualizations, and implementing open-source approaches to laboratory management.
Target Audience
ISMRM trainee members including Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers, Early Career Researchers (ECRs), and Principal Investigators (PIs).
Educational Objectives
As a result of attending this course, participants should be able to:
- Demonstrate teaching and presentation skills: enhance your capacity to teach efficiently by improving presentation skills, engaging students more effectively, and discovering online resources for teaching;
- Illustrate enhanced presentation skills: develop techniques to create engaging and impactful presentations that effectively communicate research findings and captivate the audience; and
- Describe the open-source landscape: learning about open source tools for publishing and laboratory management.
| 07:00 |  | Interactive Visualizations Carlos Castillo-Passi Keywords: Transferable skills: Software engineering, Transferable skills: Reproducible research Unlock the potential of your data using interactive visualizations! Join us to discover how libraries like Plotly can transform the way you present and share your findings with minimal additional effort. In this talk we will learn practical skills to embed interactive plots in Jupyter Notebooks and publish them on platforms like GitHub pages to increase the impact of your research. |
| 07:30 |  | Transcending the Limitations of Traditional Research Dissemination Mathieu Boudreau Keywords: Transferable skills: Reproducible research, Transferable skills: Public engagement This talk explores transcending traditional research dissemination. Beginning with an analysis of its limitations, we delve into the necessity for a change in approach. We examine the audience and accessibility of traditional dissemination, emphasizing the need to broaden impact. Discover how to use modern tools such as social media, collaborative code and data sharing platforms, and open-review processes to enhance dissemination. Practical strategies for implementation and overcoming challenges are discussed. Examples of publications and supplementary material that use an interactive approach will be shared. Join us in transforming research dissemination for greater reach and impact. |