Webinar Writing Quality Technical Papers March 2015


I will be attending this webinar on how to write a quality technical paper and where to publish it in IEEE given by Professor Saifur Rahman. Click here to visit his homepage, you can also view his Google Scholar profile here.

Date and Time: March 3, 2015, 2:00 pm (-5 GMT)



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I personally enjoyed the webinar and found it very informative. Professor Saifur Rahman presented useful insights as to the submission and reviewing process in addition important tips to write a strong research paper.

Click here to view and download the powerpoint slides.

Click here to watch the webinar on YouTube.

Location: Chicoutimi, Saguenay, QC, Canada

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