WEBINAR: How to Make Your Thesis Tell One Story From Research Gap to Strong Argument

You’ve spent months researching, reading, and developing your thesis. But turning your research into a clear, coherent, and convincing academic argument can be challenging.  

Join us for a free webinar to learn how to make your thesis tell one story, where Dr. Faheem Ullah, Assistant Professor and Academic Influencer, will share practical strategies to help you strengthen your thesis structure, connect your ideas, and build a stronger academic argument. 

Topic: From Research Gap to Strong Argument: How to Make Your Thesis Tell One Story 
Date: Wednesday | 16th September 2026 
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM IST 
Language: English 
Duration: 1 hour 

What you will learn: 

• Identify the structural challenges weakening your thesis argumentation and coherence 
• Connect your research problem, gap, questions, and rationale, then watch Dr. Ullah sharpen a vague topic into a focused research gap live, using Paperpal Agents 
• Move from source-by-source summaries to a coherent academic argument 
• Strengthen connections between thesis chapters, demonstrated live on a real disconnected thesis 
• Turn results into a discussion that actually says something, instead of just repeating your findings 
• Evaluate and refine AI-assisted outputs while maintaining academic judgment and integrity 

Stick around for a live Q&A. Bring your toughest thesis questions. 

Meet our Speaker 

Dr. Faheem Ullah | Assistant Professor and Academic Influencer 

Dr. Faheem Ullah is an award-winning academic and consultant, specializing in AI and research methodologies. He holds a PhD and a Postdoc in Computer Science from the University of Adelaide. A two-time Gold Medalist, one-time Bronze Medalist, and recipient of six academic distinctions, he has published more than 40 research papers in leading journals and conferences. Dr Faheem has supervised over 40 students at the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels, and is an active promoter of ethical AI use in research with 300,000+ followers globally. 

Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your thesis, build a connected academic argument, and take the next step toward a clear and convincing research submission.