Keeping Track of Your Research Output
March 4, 2018
When you first start working in research, for example in the last years of your studies or when starting your Ph.D. project, you haven’t produced any research output yet.
Eventually, the research projects you are part of or your own research start to shape into actual research output, which may materialize into a conference abstract or paper. This further develops into a poster or talk to be presented at a conference, and later it may become a journal paper. Continue reading…