WEBINAR: From Research Proposal to PhD Thesis: An Ethical and AI-Powered Research Journey

Every PhD thesis starts with an idea, but turning that idea into a compelling piece of research is rarely straightforward. From narrowing down a research question and navigating endless literature to structuring arguments and putting complex thoughts into academic writing, each stage brings its own challenges. And just when you think the hard part is over, you still need to present your findings through clear scientific visuals and prepare your work for submission.

With AI opening up new possibilities for academic research, another question arises: how can you make the most of these tools without compromising accuracy, originality, or academic integrity? Knowing where AI can help, and where your own critical thinking matters most, can make all the difference in your research journey.

Join Dr. Faheem Ullah, Assistant Professor and Academic Influencer, for a free live session, From Research Proposal to PhD Thesis: An Ethical and AI-Powered Research Journey to learn how AI can make this journey a lot easier, while keeping your work accurate and original.  

Topic: From Research Proposal to PhD Thesis: An Ethical and AI-Powered Research Journey 
Date: Friday | 13^th November 2026  
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM IST  
Language: English  
Duration: 1 hour 

What you’ll learn 

• Turn your research idea into a well-structured proposal, paper, and PhD thesis. 
• Use AI to simplify literature exploration, academic writing, and research organisation. 
• Communicate your research findings with clear scientific visuals and illustrations. 
• Discover how Paperpal can support you throughout the research and writing process. 
• Use AI responsibly while maintaining academic integrity, research accuracy, and critical thinking. 

Also get 15 minutes of live Q&A. Bring your questions. 

Meet the speaker 

Dr. Faheem Ullah is an award winning academic and consultant specializing in AI, research methodologies, and scholarly communication. He holds a PhD and Postdoctoral fellowship in Computer Science from the University of Adelaide, where he earned multiple distinctions, including two Gold Medals and a Bronze Medal. With over 40 publications in leading journals and conferences and extensive experience supervising 40+ undergraduate, master’s, and PhD researchers, he brings deep insight into academic writing, ethical AI use, and evidence based research practices.