Writing a systematic review and strategic publishing
Welcome to an afternoon session at the KTH Library focusing on systematic reviews and strategic publishing. Fika provided!
Time: Wed 2026-06-10 13.15 - 15.30
Location: Salongen, KTH Library – registration required
Language: English
Participating: Magdalena Svanberg, Malin Ekstrand, Ika Jorum, Anders Wändahl, Michael Andersson, KTH Library
Last day for registration is 8 June. If you forgot to register you may still participate if we have free spots.
Welcome to this session for doctoral students and researchers that want to know more about the support that the library offers, learn about useful tools and how to set up an efficient workflow.
The presentations will be centered around two different themes:
So your supervisor told you to write a systematic review. What now?
In this presentation, we will guide you through the process and the different steps and introduce you to tools and methods that can aid you in your work. We will cover and discuss the following questions
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What is a systematic review? Is a systematic review the best choice or does another kind of review suit your topic better?
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What is a good workflow?
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How and where can you find the research?
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How can you be sure that you’ve found everything?
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How can you make the reference management smooth?
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How can you make the screening process more manageable?
Unlock the black box of strategic publishing
This session on strategic publishing will cover systematic approaches to maximize the exposure and impact of your work. We will cover the following aspects:
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Making informed decisions about publishing
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Promoting and tracking your published research
It is important to plan where you intend to publish your findings, so they can be discovered, cited, respected, and recognized.
Lecturers: Magdalena Svanberg, Malin Ekstrand, Ika Jorum, Anders Wändahl, Michael Andersson and Mattias Vesterlund, KTH Library