AI for science communication
Do you feel like you spend too much time fixing generic AI output instead of just starting fresh? In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to create the right prompts to put AI to work FOR you. Through examples and exercises, you will learn how to improve your writing skills and productivity using AI text generators like ChatGPT.
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What to expect
Become a true prompt engineer!
- During this half-day workshop our coach Ben Verhoeven will provide you with an overview of AI, its applications, and an in-depth look at generative AI platforms, their capabilities and challenges for research and science communication.
- During this interactive session, we immediately roll up our sleeves: you'll get to practice and learn how to tailor AI writing tools to meet your specific needs. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini or something else, in this training you will discover tips and tricks that work on different AI platforms.
- But that's not it. On the online platform, you can repeat the most important take-aways and discover some inspiring examples of prompts.
What's in it for you?
Unlock the possibilities of ChatGPT
You'll leave this hands-on training with a firm foundation in AI-powered text generators. You'll learn about the possibilities of generative AI, but also the challenges and limitations in research and communication.
Build your personalized prompt library
Discover the wealth of creative prompts, master their effective use and tailor them to suit your specific requirements and tone of voice.
Prepare for your future
Whether it is in an academic sector, as freelancer, or in a private company: AI is everywhere. Discover skills that can be used in many professional contexts and on (almost) any AI platform.
Teacher / speaker
Ben Verhoeven is a science communicator and doctor in Computational Linguistics. During his research career, he found inspiration and techniques in improvisation theater to move away from the typical research lecture. With ERLNMYR he now passes on that knowledge and passion to researchers through presentation workshops and coachings. They also perform theatre shows that give science the stage it deserves.
