Prompt Engineering and Consultants
Hey all,
I was going to write a pretty intense blog post on this, but I think a video speaks 1,000 words, so here you go:
Special thanks to Chris Huntingford for putting this together and hosting us, and massive thanks to my co-partner in this - Mike Gowland. A truly epic human.
This post reminded me of when I first started exploring prompt engineering while working on academic research and improving the quality of my writing. I was using AI tools to generate ideas, organize information, and support a research paper, but the first results were not as useful as I expected. After experimenting with different instructions and changing the way I described each task, I noticed a clear improvement in the responses. It taught me that getting useful AI support often depends on how clearly you communicate your needs. While working on research publication tasks with Scopus Journal Support, our high quality scopus manuscript submission process support Scopus Turkey also showed me how the right tools and proper guidance can make…
This post reminded me of when I first learned about prompt engineering while trying to improve my research writing. I was using AI tools to brainstorm ideas for a paper I was helping submit to Scopus Journal Services, but the results weren’t great at first. Then I discovered how changing the prompt slightly could make a huge difference. That’s when I understood why prompt engineering matters — it’s like asking the right question to get the best answer. Having consultants who know this well can really save time and boost the quality of any project.