Scientific writing is a type of technical writing used to convey scientific information to other scientists. Some aspects of the writing, such as the purpose, audience, or organization, may change depending on the scientific genre, such as a journal article, a scientific poster, or a research proposal. Regardless of the genre, all scientific writing has the same goal: to present data and/or ideas in such a way that a reader can assess the validity of the findings and conclusions based solely on the facts presented. Both the methods used to generate the data and the chain of logic used to draw conclusions from the data should be easy to follow for the reader. For many students, scientific writing is a difficult and time-consuming task. A scientist’s ability to write can make or break his or her career. This course uses practical examples and exercises to teach scientists how to become better writers. Our goal is to assist scientists in improving their writing skills. We provide systematic approaches that are specifically tailored to the needs of young, natural and life science researchers. By optimizing text quality as well as the writing process itself, our method enables researchers to write better texts faster and without suffering. Writing skills, like any other skill, can be mastered with the right amount of time, effort, and practice. We will teach you all of the necessary skills to write with ease and publish with impact.