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Seminar Feedback – Writing and Publishing High-Impact Research Manuscripts

“I greatly appreciate the examples on “good” versus “bad” writing. Tangible examples were a digestible way to learn how to construct the sections of a manuscript. I also enjoyed finishing on the use of AI and would encourage keeping/expanding on this through time. In my junior experience, this is a hot topic with strong opinions, areas for controversy, and tremendous uncertainty on how to use AI as a resource. Thank you also for being so responsive to questions.”

Mayo Clinic

“I liked the entire course, especially the section analyzing each single part of a manuscript and the best way to deliver them. The section regarding the AI available tools for references’ search etc. was also incredibly useful.”

Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology, Mayo Clinic

“Dr. Papasian was extremely knowledgeable and engaging. His breakdown of the manuscript into digestible sections with clear outlines, structures, and key questions to be answered by each section. I anticipate this will be extremely useful for me and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of my manuscript development in the future.”

Mayo Clinic

“The presentation was great and clearly presented how manuscripts should be written and the navigation of the politics and policies around publishing.”

Graduate Research Employment Program (GREP), Immunology and Bioengineering/ Mayo Clinic

“Easily one of the most helpful courses I’ve taken to-date while at Mayo Clinic and I’m now situated in a much better position to proceed as an author than I was before this session.”

Mayo Clinic

“This was incredibly helpful information for someone who is new to research and writing after a more clinical-based career.”

Mayo Clinic

“Thank you so much. I am mid-career but new to academic medicine. This has been so helpful. I currently have about 7 publications, but this has made the process so much clearer. I really appreciate your time.”

Assistant Professor, Mayo Clinic, Department of Psychiatry and Psychology

“Phenomenal presentation and incredibly helpful for someone in their early research career!”

CCIM Fellow, PCCM, Mayo Clinic MN

“This was a very useful workshop. It was well worth the investment of time. The information presented was relevant and extremely helpful. Dr. Papasian is a knowledgeable and engaging speaker. His experience in the field and his grasp of the topic gives him credibility. He was very responsive to questions and comments.”

Professor, Mississippi College

“Great workshop. I took classes and attended other training courses on this matter, this one is the best. Straight to the point, both the slides and all the content.”

Medical Instructor, Duke University School of Medicine

“I thoroughly enjoyed Dr. Papasian’s presentation. I appreciated that this was lecture-like and not interactive. He was very knowledgeable in writing and publishing manuscripts given his experience. He provided key points with each section that I was able to apply directly to my pending manuscript.”

Veterinary Dental and Oral Surgery Resident, Cornell University Hospital for Animals

“I thought this course was very relevant and helpful! I thought it was particularly helpful to see concrete good and bad examples for different parts of the manuscript. I found the lectures on finding a target journal as well as understanding journal metrics (impact factor, h-index, RCR, etc.) very insightful. I learned a lot overall – thank you so much!”

Fellow, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

“Overall, an excellent course that answered a lot of my questions and I’m sure my writing will be better.”

Fellow, Dep. of Surgery, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

“I really enjoyed today’s workshop. All the information presented was relevant and important. I especially appreciated the reasons that were given for why something should be done in a certain way to improve our chances of publication. All the material was delivered in a manner that was easy to understand. I only wish I had this information at an earlier stage of my career!”

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Women’s Health Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic

“Very comprehensive and good review of paper writing process.”

Infectious Disease, Mayo Clinic

“This seminar and associated resources would be really useful for trainees early on in their programs before they write their first manuscript.”

PhD student, WCM

“It was a wonderful, humor infused presentation that was palatable and digestible. We should have it more often, or at least some mini refresher courses as this is a very important albeit volatile subject.”

Visiting Scholar of Psychiatry/ Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology/ WCM

“The seminar was very clear, with a lot of information but very clearly detailed. The quality of the course was amazingly high, we can tell that the presenter is very knowledgeable.”

Postdoctoral Associate, Weill Cornell Medicine

“Very useful information. Presenter was very knowledgeable and offered valuable information and tips. Great tool for residents, fellows to transition abstracts (posters) into manuscripts.”

Assistant Professor, Medicine. University at Buffalo, SUNY

“This was a wonderful overview of the publication process. I learned several key pieces of information that will greatly improve my ability to publish.”

SAC, Otorhinolaryngology Department, Mayo Clinic

“I wish I would have been exposed to this material earlier! Great job.”

Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Illinois

“Dr. Papasian was a fabulous lecturer with a great sense of humor and profound knowledge of the field and material. Thank you for inviting such an engaging, talented speaker! Would recommend this course for anyone!”

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

“Excellent sessions! Provided very valuable information for my career.”

Fellow, Baylor College or Medicine

“Very informative seminar for young investigators. I would definitely recommend to other doctors new to publishing.”

Wayne State University

“Great session. Would be very helpful for all research fellows and trainees. I feel more confident starting to write my next manuscript.”

Clinical Fellow, Mayo Clinic

“Really, really helpful. A lot of energy, a lot of enthusiasm. Practical and rational. Awesome presentation! I am going to incorporate a lot of the ideas/content in my ongoing manuscripts.”

California State University, Fresno

“Humorous, engaging, fast-paced and communicated general desire to assist in all ways to provide success with manuscript acceptance.”

Baylor College of Medicine

“This was awesome! Dr. Papasian was very knowledgeable and well versed on the topic. Would definitely recommend this program to others.”

Baylor College of Medicine

“I’m not sure I’ve ever given out all fives. Dr. Papasian deserves it. He was phenomenal, interesting and informative. He kept my attention all day.”

Assistant Professor, Mayo Clinic

“I found this meeting really helpful. One of the most enjoyable and informative seminars I have ever attended. Thank you for organizing and a very special thanks to the great speaker!”

Research Fellow, Mayo Clinic

“Great speaker. Kept seminar lively. I learned a lot today. Awesome for faculty development.”

Assistant Professor, Baylor College of Medicine

“Wonderful experience; very valuable guidance. Practical guidance/examples were helpful. Material presented was very pertinent to current times.”

Fellow/Assistant Professor, Mayo Clinic

“I loved the spirit and enthusiasm and great sense of humor of our presenter. He did a wonderful job and I found the talk to be highly informative. I would definitely recommend to a friend.”

Cornell Medical College

“Great workshop, very appreciated. I wish I had such education during my first faculty year.”

Associate Professor, Baylor College of Medicine

“Extremely informative seminar that will undoubtedly influence my manuscript writing from now on. The speaker was very articulate and knowledgeable while remaining interesting throughout which maintained the audience’s attention. Time well spent!”

Mayo Clinic

“Very useful and practical. This should be mandatory for anyone wanting to pursue a research career – especially fellows who want to pursue a research career.”

Baylor College of Medicine

“I took your seminar last year and found it incredibly helpful! I’m in the middle of writing a publication and am following your lecture notes step-by-step. I absolutely loved your seminar and found it to be the most engaging lecture I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. If only all speakers were as engaging (and prepared) as you.”

Pharm. D., R.Ph., Mayo Clinic

“Truly fantastic! Practical, insightful. In addition, Dr. Papasian’s sense of humor makes this potentially tedious discussion quite enjoyable.”

SAC, Mayo Clinic