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A 1-day 3-hour intensive workshop teaching you how academia works, literature review, LaTeX, cluster computing, and the PhD application playbook.
The research pipeline
The complete AI-assisted research workflow you'll learn — every stage, in the order you'll actually do it.
AI agents scan arXiv, Semantic Scholar & PubMed to map the existing knowledge landscape
Identify unexplored problems, contradictions, and high-impact research opportunities
Architect experiments, select datasets, and design the evaluation framework
Run on HPC clusters with SLURM, iterate rapidly, and validate hypotheses at scale
Structure in LaTeX using IMRaD, craft the abstract, figures, and reference list
Submit to IEEE, ACM, Nature or arXiv — navigate peer review and respond to reviewers
Curriculum
3 Hours of live teaching, in the order you'll use it on a real project.
AI-powered paper discovery using arXiv, Semantic Scholar & ResearchRabbit. PRISMA framework, systematic vs. scoping reviews, and agentic summarisation pipelines.
Identifying unexplored problems and contradictions in the literature. Mapping the research frontier, formulating research questions, and validating novelty.
Designing experiments end-to-end — selecting datasets, defining evaluation metrics, choosing baselines, and architecting your methodology.
Running controlled experiments, tracking results, iterating on hypotheses, and managing reproducibility with version control and logging.
Benchmarking against baselines, performing t-tests and significance testing, designing ablation studies, and visualising results effectively.
SSH workflows, writing SLURM job scripts, managing remote ML jobs on HPC clusters, and leveraging cloud GPUs for large-scale experimentation.
Overleaf, document structure, BibTeX reference management, formatting figures, tables, equations, and conference/journal templates.
Writing each IMRaD section modularly with AI assistance — abstract, introduction, related work, methodology, results, and conclusion — then assembling the full paper.
Selecting the right venue, understanding submission requirements, navigating peer review, and responding professionally to reviewer comments.
Writing a compelling Statement of Purpose, optimising your academic CV, cold-emailing professors strategically, and shortlisting the right PhD programs and labs.
Outcomes
01
A formatted, structured draft ready for arXiv or conference submission.
02
Code deployed on an HPC cluster proving technical competence.
03
Reviewed SOP, academic CV, and a shortlist of target labs.
04
A compelling research proposal for PhD programs or funding applications.
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