Even with the advancements of modern life, we still face numerous challenges daily in protecting the environment, industry, economy, and society. One of the most effective ways to address these challenges is through scientific research. The primary goal of all universities, including NUIST, is the production of high-quality scientific research.
To this day, publication remains the standard measure of scientific achievement. Publishing scientific papers is the pinnacle of academic research and a lasting means of leaving an intellectual legacy. A Master’s or PhD student's journey provides a valuable opportunity to practice and understand the rigorous work required to publish research findings. However, many research Master's and PhD students encounter challenges when their supervisors request that they produce conference or journal articles. This is why the proposed workshop is essential. The course can be delivered in either an online or physical classroom setting.
The program outline entails:
o Metric of journals
o Citations
o IF
o Google Scholar h-index
How to analyze a scientific paper?
General methodology of scientific research work
- Analysis of international journal websites by noticing:
o Scope of the journal
o Editorial board
o IF
o Guidance for authors
o Template
o Homework on
- Analysis of international conference website:
o Conference name
o Conference template
- Typical plan of today's scientific paper:
o University and laboratory research topic(s)
o References
o Abstract
o Contents
The participants of the program can bring key questions, along with their ideas about scientific research and their interpretations of journal papers.
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Blaise Ravelo is currently a full professor at NUIST, Nanjing, China. His research interests focus on multiphysics modeling and universal electronics engineering. Since 2020, he has been recognized among the top 2% of the world’s scientists by Stanford University, US. As of 2024, his Google Scholar h-index is 31, and his i10-index is 113. Dr. Ravelo actively collaborates with international partners and contributes to several global research projects. He serves as an associate editor on the editorial board of IET Electronics Letters. He has supervised 11 PhD students and is a senior member of IEEE. Dr. Ravelo has organized multiple workshops and special sessions at international conferences. He has (co)authored over 430 scientific papers on new technologies, published in international conferences, and more than 100 papers in SCI journals. He lectures on scientific research methodology, research project organization, circuit and system theory, electromagnetism, RF microwave electronic engineering, communication engineering, signal and image processing, and applied mathematics.
Sessions and Details
Session 1 9th October 2024
Session 2 10th October 2024
Session 3 12th October 2024
Time: 6 pm to 8 pm
Venue: Wende S407 文德楼
