Learning Outcomes
Understanding how research studies are designed
We are learning to record and evaluate results correctly.
The perception of specific processes and techniques used to identify, select, process and analyze information and results on a research topic.
The cultivation of critical thinking for evaluating a research process in terms of its validity and reliability.
The acquisition of knowledge for proper design until the completion and publication of a scientific paper.
The connection, networking, and promotion of research results.
Course Content (Syllabus)
Basic principles of research methodology
Research and study, how we study when doing research
Research idea, creativity and originality
Types of research
Research ethics
Research design,
the three X's
(The places where research takes place
The timetable of the investigation
Research funding)
Laboratory protocols, preparation of experiments,
Our devices and materials
Recording and interpretation of research results
Presentation of research, the scientific community, scientific societies
How to write and publish a scientific paper
Evaluation of research,
ethics of presentation,
Metrics and goals
Ensuring quality and truth
Intellectual property and patent
The impact of research on society
From individual to group and collective research
Stakeholders and conflicts of interest
Networks and Pyramids of researchers