
Hosted by Anna Clemens, PhD, this podcast is for all researchers in the sciences who want to write clear, concise and compelling papers time-efficiently so you can publish your research in a calm and steady way. In this podcast, we talk both about how we can write higher quality papers and how to make the process of writing less hard.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This is the recording of the webinar Dr Anna Clemens hosted on April 30, 2026. Watch the full webinar to learn:
* The big mistake most researchers make that results in editing nightmares, rejections and dreading writing
* The secret to write cons... more
Dr Makella Coudray, Assistant Professor and Researchers' Writing Academy member, joins me to discuss how the program has transformed her group's paper-writing process.
We talk about:
* Writing the hard way during her PhD (and some devastating sup... more
I'm chatting with atmospheric science researcher, Dr Erika Roesler, about how she went from getting stuck writing too long papers that weren't getting submitted to a regular writing practice and receiving compliments on her writing from her co-author... more
I'm chatting with Assistant Professor, Dr Liv Hoversten, about how she went from taking ages to finish a paper, often investing evenings and weekends, to writing a full Introduction section in 3 hours. We talk about:
* Why she joined the Researche... more
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I’ve absolutely loved listening to RWA’s podcasts! Each episode is packed with insightful discussions that answer so many questions I’ve had about research and beyond. The way complex topics are broken down into relatable, easy-to-understand conversations is truly impressive.
It’s clear how much thought and effort goes into every episode, and it makes for such an engaging and valuable experience. I always walk away feeling inspired and with a fresh perspective. I can’t recommend this podcast en... more
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This series provides actionable insights and strategies for researchers looking to improve their academic writing skills and enhance their publishing success. Topics frequently explored include the importance of community support, the emotional aspects of writing, overcoming common myths around academic writing, and practical techniques for managing time effectively to boost writing productivity. Unique to this series is a strong emphasis on combining structured writing processes with personal motivation, making the often solitary task of academic writing more collaborative and fulfilling. The podcast stands out for its focus on real-life case studies and experiences shared by both hosts and guests, providing relatable insights for listener... more
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