Schedule (with preliminary time and place)

First session: Nov 8-10, 2017, at Lund University, Lund (close to Copenhagen)

Introduction. Paper Design and Introduction.

Host:  Professor Carin Andersson (production research), LTH, Lund University.

Second session: Feb 26-28, 2018,  KTH, Stockholm

Continued writing process: Body of the Paper.

About Scandinavian publishing traditions in the management, innovation and production areas.

Host: Professor Mats Engwall, KTH.

Third session: May 2-4, 2018, LTU, Luleå  

Continued writing process: Conclusion and Readability.

Host: Professor Anna Öhrwall Rönnbäck (LiU and LTU).

Learning objectives

At the end of the series of workshops the participant (1) has developed a thorough understanding of the structure of academic papers, (2) has trained skills in writing papers for major academic journals, (3) has acquired skills to review academic papers, and (4) has completed a paper ready for submission to an academic journal.

Requirements

• The participant has finished a part of the studies about which a full paper can be written (to be decided with their supervisor).
• Before each workshop the participant completes assignments about preparing and/or writing sections of the paper, and peer reviewing another participant’s paper.
• The participant has a supervisor, or co-author, who is knowledgeable about the paper’s topic and with whom the participant has a meeting at least once before each workshop.

Trainer

Eelko Huizingh, who has been active in academic publishing for over 30 years. He is a prolific writer with over 350 publications, including various papers in top academic journals, and editor of 20+ Special Issues of academic journals. He is founder and CEO of Huizingh Academic Development, which offers academic writing and academic research workshops, and academic coaching sessions. Dr. Huizingh is affiliated with the University of Groningen (the Netherlands), and is Vice President Scientific Affairs of ISPIM (the International Society for Professional Innovation Management). His ISPIM duties include Head of the Scientific Panel for reviewing conference submissions, and Head of the ISPIM-Wiley Innovation Management Dissertation Award Panel. Dr. Huizingh has given over 70 workshops and seminars on academic writing in more than 20 countries. These events were attended by over 1,000 participants from 50+ countries.