Writing

Writing Resources and Strategies for Grad School

This presentation is free and available for all graduate students at Berkeley. Please complete this registration form to let us know if you will be able to join us at the presentation! This virtual presentation is scheduled for Monday, November 18th, 4 – 5 pm. We will follow up through…

From Dissertation to Book: Navigating the Publication Process

Hear from a panel of experts—an acquisitions editor, a first-time book author, and an author rights expert—about the process of turning your dissertation into a book. You’ll come away from this panel discussion with practical advice about revising your dissertation, writing a book proposal, approaching editors, signing your first contract,…

Nature Masterclass 101

Nature Masterclasses are practical, interactive professional development workshops and courses. The curriculum is designed to provide researchers with strategies to develop their skills, confidence, and careers. Courses include science writing and publishing, focus on peer review, and effective collaboration in research. This course is open to UC Berkeley Postdocs, Visiting…

Practice Talks with the Inclusive Excellence Hub

Would you like the chance to practice your conference presentation, but don’t have the space or programming within your department? Well, you’re in luck! We are happy to announce Practice Talks with the Inclusive Excellence Hub! You will be given about 30 mins, 20 for presentation and 10 mins for…

Managing and Maximizing Your Scholarly Impact

This workshop will provide you with practical strategies and tips for promoting your scholarship, increasing your citations, and monitoring your success. You’ll also learn how to understand metrics, use scholarly networking tools, and evaluate journals and publishing options. Registration is required for this zoom workshop.

Creating a CV in LaTex with Overleaf

CVs – they are for more than just job hunting! In this online session, we’ll talk about refreshing and formatting your CV or resume content to prepare for reviews, grant applications and other opportunities. We’ll walk you through an introduction to Overleaf, the collaborative, cloud-based LaTeX software supported by the…

STEM Ph.D. Transferable Skills

Berkeley events are tailored to the career exploration and job search interests of bioscience doctoral students and postdocs; however PhDs from other disciplines are welcome. Register for this event to learn more about job exploration.
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Berkeley Science Review is Seeking Graduate Student Bloggers and Designers

The Berkeley Science Review (BSR) is a graduate student-run magazine that aims to highlight the groundbreaking research occurring at UC Berkeley in a wide variety of scientific disciplines, from biology to physics to computer science. The BSR is currently seeking science bloggers, as well as illustrators, designers and…

Check Out Issue 36 of the Berkeley Science Review!

The Berkeley Science Review is a graduate student-run magazine that aims to highlight the groundbreaking research occurring at UC Berkeley in a wide variety of scientific disciplines, from biology to physics to computer science. Founded in 2001 by a dedicated group of hard-working graduate student volunteers, the magazine’s aim…

Jason Berry to Speak at GUH Symposium “Techniques of Memory”

Techniques of Memory Landscape, Iconoclasm, Medium and Power April 17 – 18, 2019, 7 pm David Brower Center, Berkeley, CA The Global Urban Humanities Initiative is excited to invite investigative reporter and author Jason Berry to speak on “Jazz as Urban Memory” and moderate the…

Write for the Berkeley Science Review

Would you like to work on your science writing skills without making a big commitment? We are looking for a few writers for a faculty profile, from the field, and labscopes. Faculty profiles are 1,000 word Q&A’s with UC Berkeley faculty members whose work or experience intrigues you. From…