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15 articles tagged academic surgery
How to Choose a Research Supervisor and Project
The right supervisor and project make or break your research. How to choose both so your work actually finishes and counts.
OrthoVellum Editorial Team
research supervisor / research project
How to Handle the Q&A After Your Presentation
How to field questions confidently and gracefully after presenting your work at a meeting.
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Q&A / presentation
Clinical vs Basic-Science Research in Orthopaedics
The differences between clinical and basic-science research in orthopaedics, and how to choose your path.
OrthoVellum Editorial Team
clinical research / basic science
Building a Strong Research CV
How to build a research record that strengthens your CV and supports an academic or competitive clinical career.
OrthoVellum Editorial Team
research CV / academic CV
How to Collaborate Well on Research Projects
How to build and sustain productive research collaborations, and avoid the pitfalls that sink them.
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research collaboration / teamwork
How to Read a Research Paper Critically
Critical appraisal is a skill every surgeon needs. Here is a practical framework for reading a paper and judging whether to trust it.
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critical appraisal / research
Finding Research Funding as a Surgical Trainee
Where surgical trainees can find research funding and how to put together a competitive application.
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research funding / grants
Should You Do a PhD or MD in Surgery?
How to decide whether a higher research degree is right for your surgical career, and what it really involves.
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PhD / MD
Presenting at Conferences: A Trainee's Guide
From abstract to podium: how to get your work accepted at a conference and present it confidently and clearly.
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conference / presentation
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