Next Live Session · Sep 09, 2026
Starts in: 5d 20h 4m 25sFrom Idea to Impact. From Research to Publication.
Shape Research. Publish with Purpose.
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Free to attendReseapro Webinar: Research. Write. Publish
What will you learn?
Four chapters to take you from research idea to successful publication.
Build the Foundation
From research idea and knowledge gap to topic, journal selection, title, and abstract.
Construct the Narrative
Understand the structure of a scientific article and build a clear, logical research story.
Turn Data into Meaning
Present, analyze, interpret, and communicate scientific findings effectively.
Navigate to Publication
Master submission, research ethics, peer review, revisions, and the path to publication.
Webinar Schedule
Webinar series, "How to Write a Research Article: From Research Question to Journal Submission”
Next session · Sep 08, 2026 · Starts in: 5d 20h 4m 25sChapter 1
From Research Idea to Journal Selection: Building the Foundation of a Publishable Study
18th August, Time: 12.30-1 pm
Chapter 2
Understanding the structure: Constructing the scientific narrative.
25th August, Time: 12.30-1 pm
Chapter 3
Presenting & Interpreting Scientific Findings: From Data to Scientific Meaning
8th September, Time: 12.30-1 pm
Chapter 4
From submission to success: Ethics, Review, Revision & Publication
9th September, 12.30-1 pm
Webinar Speakers
Hand-picked experts with years of production experience.
Dr. Pragnyashree Aparajita
Associate Editor, Reseapro Publishing
Dr. Pragnyashree Aparajita holds a Doctorate in Chemistry from NIT Rourkela. Her expertise centers on functional nanomaterials and nanocomposites, with applications in photocatalysis, environmental remediation, and antimicrobial technologies.
Dr. Samarjit Pattnayak
Associate Editor, Reseapro Publishing
Dr. Samarjit Pattnayak holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from NIT Rourkela, Odisha, India. His core expertise lies in the synthesis, characterization, and application of functional nanomaterials, with a specific focus on the fluorescence sensing of heavy metal ions.