Ethical Publication Practices for Researchers provides an overview of the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of academic publishing and safeguard the integrity of research.
Scientific Conference Organisation part II: Conference Logistics
Date: 25 November 2025
Time: 2:00 p.m. GST
Organising the logistics of a scientific conference requires thorough planning, lots of collaboration, and clear communications. This webinar will guide you through all aspects of delivering a conference, with a focus on creating a valuable overall experience for your attendees. The webinar will offer practical insights and checklists designed to help academics and professionals who don’t regularly organise events.
Lisette van Kessel, Head of Marketing and Events at Knowledge E, is an experienced event manager with a proven track record of organising and managing large-scale professional and scientific conferences. Drawing on her experience in organising, planning, and attending numerous events and conferences, Lisette will take you through all phases of planning and provide examples on how to maximise the impact of your conference for your attendees, considering every phase of the event.
We are organising two webinars on how to organise a scientific conference. If you are interested in learning more about designing a conference programme, including a call for proposals, speaker sourcing, and programme planning, please register for: Scientific Conference Organisation led by Dr. Emily Choynowski.
To register for this course, please click HERE.
Scientific Conference Organisation
Date: 1 October 2025
Time: 2:00 p.m. GST
Organising a scientific conference involves a huge amount of time and effort, and can be incredibly complex.
This webinar will offer valuable insights into how to organise and create a high impact scientific conference programme, tailored to the needs and priorities of your academic community. Sharing insights gained from 15 years’ experience of organising and chairing academic conferences across the world, Dr Emily Choynowski will outline how to select the conference theme, based on trending topics and relevant developments; how to create a relevant and appealing Call for Papers to attract expert speakers; how to build a high impact and appealing programme to attract delegates.
To register for this course, please click HERE.
Job Interview Essentials: Prepare, Perform, Succeed
Date: 10 September 2025
Time: 2:00 p.m. GST
Job interviews are a crucial step in showcasing your fitness for your dream job. This webinar will explore the nature of job interviews and how to perform effectively. We will cover the entire process from interview preparation to answering questions effectively and efficiently, and following up after the interview. This webinar will position you for interview success.
To register for this course, please click HERE.
AI as Your Competitive Advantage: Key Skills for Success
Date: 6 May 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. GST
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries and reshaping professional landscapes. This webinar will provide a foundational understanding of AI’s role as an augmentative tool, not a replacement, and explore how to integrate AI technologies to enhance creativity, productivity, and decision-making in your field. Participants will also gain insights into the critical skills required to thrive in an AI-driven world and strategies for continuous learning.
To register for this course, please click HERE.
AI Literacy for Professionals: Strategies for Effective Collaboration
Date: 10 April 2025
Time: 2:00 p.m. GST
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, understanding how to collaborate effectively with AI is critical for professional success. This webinar will introduce you to the concept of AI Literacy, outline its implications for human-AI collaboration, and suggest strategies for using AI efficiently and responsibly. Designed for professionals at all career levels, this webinar will empower you with knowledge and tools to optimize your AI use and achieve your organisational and personal goals.
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Statistics for Non-Statisticians
The Statistics for Non-Statisticians programme is a three-course knowledge track that helps researchers and academics develop the statistical skills required for quantitative data analysis.
If you want to feel more confident in your approach to statistical analysis, look no further. The Statistics for Non-Statisticians knowledge track starts with the basics and builds to more advanced concepts step-by-step. All concepts are explained simply, through short, expert-led videos.
Throughout this self-paced programme, there are practical exercises and an interactive workbook that allow you to immediately practise all the methods you have learned.
The Statistics for Non-Statisticians knowledge track includes the following online courses:
Basic Statistical Concepts
Basic Statistical Concepts is the first course in the three-course Statistics for Non-Statisticians knowledge track. This course starts with the absolute basics and lays a strong foundation for your journey with statistical analysis.
Intermediate Statistical Concepts
Intermediate Statistical Concepts is the second course in the three-course Statistics for Non-Statisticians knowledge track. This course builds upon Basic Statistical Concepts by exploring two group comparisons with measured, categorical or ordinal data from either paired or unpaired experimental structures.
Advanced Statistical Concepts
Advanced Statistical Concepts is the third and final course in the three-course Statistics for Non-Statisticians knowledge track. This course builds upon Intermediate Statistical Concepts by introducing more complex concepts such as regression techniques, multifactorial analyses, interaction, confounding and adjusted analyses.