Live Workshop

AI Research Intensive: Use AI Rigorously Without Compromising Your Integrity

A 3-hour live workshop covering the complete AI-assisted research workflow — from literature search to AI-assisted writing — with academic integrity guardrails built in from the start.

May 3, 2026Date
15:00–18:00 CETTime (CET)
Live Online (Zoom)Format
3 hoursDuration

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$89
May 3, 2026 · 15:00–18:00 CET
Live Online (Zoom)
  • 3 hours of live instruction with real research examples
  • AI Prompt Library for researchers (50+ tested prompts)
  • Academic Integrity Checklist PDF
  • Tool comparison sheet: 12 AI research tools evaluated
  • Recording access for 60 days
  • Private Discord channel for participants
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What You'll Learn

Evaluate which AI claims to trust — and which to verify
Use Elicit, Consensus, and Semantic Scholar safely
Write AI-assisted literature review sections with attribution
Build a verification protocol for AI-generated content
Craft prompts that produce citable, structured summaries
Detect hallucinated references before submission
Disclose AI use correctly for different journals/institutions
Set up a repeatable workflow across multiple projects

Workshop Schedule

15:00

The Problem with AI in Research

What goes wrong when researchers use AI without a framework — real examples.

15:20

The AI Research Toolkit

Live walkthrough of Elicit, Consensus, Perplexity Academic, Semantic Scholar, and Connected Papers.

16:00

Literature Review Workflow

From research question to annotated bibliography using AI — with every step documented.

16:30

Break (15 min)

16:45

AI-Assisted Writing

Using AI for drafts, restructuring, and editing — while keeping your scholarly voice.

17:15

Integrity Guardrails

Attribution, disclosure, verification — the non-negotiables. What your institution actually requires.

17:45

Q&A

Live questions on your specific discipline and use case.

18:00

Close

Why This Workshop Exists

Every week I see researchers either dismissing AI tools entirely (missing real time savings) or using them uncritically (creating integrity risks). The middle path — rigorous, documented, disclosed AI use — is what this workshop teaches.

The framework in this workshop is discipline-agnostic and designed to work within the guidelines of most major journals and institutions as of 2026.

Who Should Attend

Researchers New to AI Tools

Who want to understand what these tools can reliably do — and what they absolutely cannot.

PhD Students Pre-Writing Phase

About to start or in the middle of writing who want AI assistance without integrity risk.

Supervisors and Educators

Who need to advise students on AI use and want a framework to teach.

Researchers Who've Had Bad AI Experiences

Who got burned by hallucinations or bad output and want to understand what went wrong.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this about using ChatGPT for research?
ChatGPT features, but the focus is on purpose-built research tools like Elicit, Consensus, and Semantic Scholar that are designed with accuracy as a priority. We cover the full landscape.
What discipline is this for?
The frameworks apply across all academic disciplines. The examples used span social sciences, STEM, and humanities. If you do literature reviews, this is for you.
Will this cover AI detection tools?
Yes — briefly. We cover how AI detectors work, why they're unreliable, and why building good habits matters more than worrying about detection.
I'm already using AI in my research. Will I learn anything new?
Probably. Most researchers are using 1–2 tools in an ad-hoc way. This workshop gives you a structured, repeatable workflow and introduces tools most people haven't tried.