Workshops & Training for Researchers

Last updated 3 August, 2026 | 20:57
Summary

Join expert-led workshops at Brieflands STM Publisher on peer review, medical writing, and more. Boost your research skills with our training sessions.

 

Training archive

Workshops and Training for Researchers

For more than a decade Brieflands ran training for the researchers, reviewers and journal editors it worked with — statistics and meta-analysis, scientific writing, peer review, publication ethics, and the practical business of running a journal. Sessions were held in Tehran, Mashhad, Ahvaz, Shiraz, Hamedan, Sari and Mazandaran, and with national scientific societies. This is the archive, grouped by subject.

47

Courses

8

Subject areas

7

Cities

2011–21

Years active

Browse by subject

Each archive page lists the courses in that subject, with dates, venues, presenters and materials where they survive.

Statistics and Data Analysis

10 courses

SPSS, STATA, Minitab, LISREL, MATLAB and G-Power — from descriptive analysis to survival analysis, questionnaire validity, structural equation modelling and sample size estimation.

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Journal Management and Editorial Leadership

9 courses

Indexing and PubMed Central, the impact factor, DOI registration, editorial workflow and the journal management system. Held in Tehran, Hamedan, Ahvaz, Shiraz and with the Iranian Society of Medical Editors.

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Medical and Scientific Writing

8 courses

The six-module medical writing course, reporting guidelines including CONSORT and STROBE, translation and proofreading, plus invited sessions at universities and research centres.

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Peer Review

6 courses

An open course carrying five CME credits, plus invited workshops for universities, hospitals and scientific societies across Iran.

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Publication Ethics and Plagiarism

5 courses

Plagiarism detection and prevention at both levels, the COPE flowcharts for handling suspected cases, and declaring conflicts of interest.

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Meta-Analysis

3 courses

Pooling evidence across studies using Review Manager and STATA, taught for medical researchers.

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Style Editing and AMA Style

2 courses

The AMA Manual of Style as a working tool: article types, manuscript preparation, and writing to AMA standard.

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Research Skills and Tools

4 courses

Reference management with EndNote, typesetting with LaTeX, translating scientific articles into English, and preparing a resume or CV.

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These are past events

Registration is closed for everything listed here. Training now runs through the Brieflands Academy of Journalism, and the work these workshops taught is available directly as publishing services — including methodology consultation, style editing and plagiarism control.