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Authorship on a conference presentation or publication is one of the most impressive things you can have on your grad application. There are often opportunities available for undergrads to earn authorship in their research labs, but knowing how to access these opportunities can feel confusing. This guide is designed to help you reach out to your lab’s PI to ask about authorship in a way that is professional and appropriate.
Inside, you’ll find:
A customizable template that you can tailor to your lab and goals.
A sample email so you can see the appropriate tone and level of detail to include.
Practical tips for making a good impression and setting yourself up for success.
Having a conference presentation or publication on your CV is an incredible asset to your grad school applications. This guide can help you find authorship opportunities in your current lab and start a conversation with your PI about how you can work toward them!
Authorship on a conference presentation or publication is one of the most impressive things you can have on your grad application. There are often opportunities available for undergrads to earn authorship in their research labs, but knowing how to access these opportunities can feel confusing. This guide is designed to help you reach out to your lab’s PI to ask about authorship in a way that is professional and appropriate.
Inside, you’ll find:
A customizable template that you can tailor to your lab and goals.
A sample email so you can see the appropriate tone and level of detail to include.
Practical tips for making a good impression and setting yourself up for success.
Having a conference presentation or publication on your CV is an incredible asset to your grad school applications. This guide can help you find authorship opportunities in your current lab and start a conversation with your PI about how you can work toward them!