Published on: July 1, 2025
Subject: Report on Author Workshop on Scientific Writing and Publishing Organized by SRHU Library System and CLIM in Collaboration with Springer Nature on July 1, 2025.
Total No of Participants: Total Participants: 117 (Faculty, Doctors, Research Scholars, and PG Students)
The Centre for Library and Information Management (CLIM) and the Central Library, in collaboration with Springer Nature, successfully conducted an Author Workshop on Scientific Writing and Publishing at Swami Rama Himalayan University (SRHU) on July 1, 2025.
Held at Sushrut Lecture Theatre-III from 11:00 AM to 01:30 PM, the workshop drew active participation from 117 attendees, including faculty members, medical practitioners, research scholars, and postgraduate students from various departments of the university.
The event was formally inaugurated by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Dr. Rajendra Dobhal, who highlighted the growing significance of scientific publishing in the global academic environment and encouraged emerging researchers to adopt high-quality research and publishing practices.
The workshop was attended by several university dignitaries, including the Director of IQAC, Director of CDOE, Dean of the School of Science & Technology (SST), and Principal of the School of Management Studies (SMS), reflecting SRHU’s strong institutional support for interdisciplinary academic advancement.
Professor Yogendra Singh, University Librarian and Head of CLIM, delivered the Welcome Address, articulating the objectives of the workshop and SRHU’s broader vision to enhance research quality and publishing standards.
The technical session was led by Dr. Raunaq Nagi, Associate Editor of BMC Pediatrics (Springer Nature), who delivered an engaging and informative presentation on the principles of scientific writing and the publication process. Dr. Nagi discussed manuscript preparation, submission protocols, the peer review system, and common mistakes to avoid, offering practical insights and actionable guidance to participants.
The session also featured an interactive Q&A segment, allowing attendees to engage directly with the expert and gain deeper understanding on how to enhance the visibility and impact of their research publications.
The workshop underscored SRHU’s continued commitment to building a strong research culture and providing its academic community with the tools and knowledge needed to excel in scholarly publishing. The enthusiastic participation and support from the library team and faculty further demonstrated the university’s collaborative spirit in promoting academic excellence.
