Optimize AI writing assistants to suit your writing needs

Do you feel like you spend too much time fixing generic AI output instead of just starting fresh? In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to create the right prompts to put AI to work FOR you. Through examples and exercises, you will learn how to improve your writing skills and productivity using AI text generators like ChatGPT.

Become a true prompt engineer!

During this half-day workshop, our coach Ben Verhoeven will provide you with an overview of AI, its applications, and an in-depth look at generative AI platforms, their capabilities, and the challenges they present for research and science communication.

This is a highly interactive session: we roll up our sleeves and dive right in. You'll practice tailoring AI writing tools to your specific needs. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, or another platform, you'll uncover techniques that apply across tools.

And there’s more — after the session, you’ll gain access to our online platform where you can revisit key takeaways and explore inspiring examples of effective prompts.

What's in it for you?

  • Unlock the possibilities of ChatGPT
    Leave with a firm foundation in AI-powered writing tools. Learn about their potential — and their limits — in both research and communication.

  • Build your personalized prompt library
    Discover how to craft effective prompts tailored to your goals, tone, and audience.

  • Prepare for your future
    Gain practical skills that are useful in academia, freelance work, or corporate settings — on virtually any AI platform.

Meet your coach

Ben Verhoeven teaches the AI for Science Communication course. Ben holds a PhD in Linguistics and is also an experienced improviser. Throughout his academic journey, he discovered inspiration in improvisational theater, using its techniques to move beyond traditional research lectures. With ERLNYMR, he now shares this unique blend of expertise and enthusiasm to empower other researchers.
I’m Daniëlle, Project Manager of the SciComm Academy. Whether you’re just curious or ready to take the next step, feel free to reach out with questions or to learn more about how we can support your science communication journey.