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The online learning space has grown significantly in the last few years, making it one of the most competitive markets right now. Hosting a workshop that’s informational and interactive isn’t enough, you need the right promotion strategy to accompany it. By using smart marketing techniques, you can cut through the digital noise and reach the right audience at the right time.

In this blog post, we’ll discuss design tools to community-first marketing tips in order to promote online workshops. You can use these practical and up-to-date strategies to reach a wide audience in little time.

1.  Create a Centralized Event Presence

Do not rely on a single sign-up page. In today’s age, audiences expect a complete event experience before they commit to the workshop. You need to spell out what the experience offers to them. You can consider the following points:

• Workshop topic and learning outcomes
• Speaker credentials and panel

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For much of history, medicine was shaped almost entirely by doctors, researchers, and policymakers, with patients treated as passive recipients of care. Over time, that began to change as individuals and advocacy groups pressed for a stronger voice in shaping priorities and demanding meaningful reforms within healthcare systems. Joe Kiani, Masimo and Willow Laboratories founder, has emphasized that real progress comes when innovation reflects the needs and experiences of those most affected. The history of healthcare advocacy shows how determined communities have driven change that saved lives and reshaped systems.

Patients are active participants in this story. Their experiences reveal gaps that experts sometimes overlook, and when they organize and demand accountability, their influence reaches from hospital wards to legislatures and research labs.

HIV/AIDS Activism and the Fight for Urgency

Few movements illustrate patient-driven change as vividly as the activism that grew out of the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980s … Read more

As the semiconductor industry advances toward the N3 generation and beyond, lithography requirements are escalating at an unprecedented pace. Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography has already proven indispensable, but sustaining Moore’s Law at innovative nodes depends on light sources powerful enough to meet manufacturing throughput. Laser-Produced Plasma (LPP) sources have reached practical limits, prompting research into Free-Electron Lasers (FELs) as next-generation candidates. Unlike LPP, FELs offer the potential to deliver continuous, tunable EUV light at power levels necessary for the most advanced nodes. Erik Hosler, a technology strategist focused on semiconductor roadmaps, highlights the importance of evaluating how FELs could achieve the scaling needed to support this transition. His work draws attention to the reality that kilowatt-level EUV sources will define whether future lithography processes succeed or stall.

Reaching 500 watts to 1 kilowatt of EUV output is not a marginal upgrade, but a fundamental leap in source capability. Each … Read more