Communicating complex research in a clear and compelling way is a vital skill for early-career researchers. Whether you're writing a paper, preparing a talk, or drafting a grant proposal, strong communication begins with a strong narrative. This interactive two-part workshop helps you develop those skills using the ABT (And-But-Therefore) storytelling framework and targeted editing techniques to enhance clarity, coherence, and impact across written and verbal formats.
You'll explore two complementary storytelling tools: the ABT framework and the “Two Giants with a Golden Key” model—a metaphorical structure for organizing complex ideas with intention. The course combines tutor input, group work, and hands-on exercises to help you:
Structure your ideas with narrative logic
Choose precise, powerful language
Edit for flow, focus, and clarity
Communicate your research confidently—on paper and out loud
Each session emphasizes learning by doing, including a short homework activity between sessions to deepen your understanding and support long-term skill development.
By the end of the workshop, you will be able to: