CASE 01
Reading without direction
A week of PubMed, thirty open tabs, a folder of saved PDFs — and no clearer sense of what to study than when you started.
Launching November 2, 2026 · Waitlist open
The 7-Day ResearchQuestion Finder
A structured, day-by-day workbook for medical researchers is coming on November 2. Find the gap, formulate the question and pressure-test it over seven guided days. Join the waitlist now and take the first step towards one literature-backed candidate question you can discuss with your supervisor.
Nov 2
Launch date · 2026
7
Guided workbook days
3
Find · Formulate · Test
Free
To join the waitlist
The real problem
Still searching for a research question?
You've searched PubMed, skimmed abstracts and asked for ideas — but a clear question may still feel out of reach. The workbook launching November 2 is being built for this exact stage: turning scattered reading into a focused first candidate, not promising an approved topic or a published paper.
CASE 02
The 'it's all been studied' fear
A quiet belief sets in that if you haven't spotted a gap by now, you're not cut out for this part. Nobody taught you otherwise.
CASE 03
The blank topic, closing deadline
A thesis synopsis is due, or your supervisor wants ideas by next week — and the pressure builds the longer the topic stays blank.
This isn't a research-methods gap.
A clearer sequence is coming.
The method
What you’ll work through after launch.
The workbook follows three stages: Find, Formulate and Pressure-test. Each day will give you a defined task, so you can move from a broad interest to one candidate research question. Join the waitlist ahead of the November 2 release.
01Days 1–3
FIND
Find your research territory
- Turn a broad interest into a searchable focus
- Run a guided PubMed / Google Scholar search process
- Build a literature-tracking table
- Work through the gap taxonomy — population, context, method, outcome
02Days 4–5
FORMULATE
Turn the gap into a question
- Apply question-framework templates (population, exposure, outcome)
- Strip out unnecessary complexity
- Produce 2–3 candidate questions to choose from
03Days 6–7
PRESSURE-TEST
Stress-test your candidate
- Check relevance, clarity, evidence and feasibility
- Anticipate the questions a supervisor will ask
- Complete your Research Question Dossier
Coming in the workbook
What’s planned for your seven-day sprint.
01
A day-by-day workbook covering all 7 days, from first search to final candidate question
02
A Research Territory worksheet that turns a broad interest into something you can actually search for
03
A literature-tracking table and a step-by-step PubMed / Google Scholar search process
04
A research-gap taxonomy — the specific types of gaps to look for, with worked examples
05
Question-formulation templates that turn a gap into one properly scoped question
06
A Pressure-Test checklist covering clarity, relevance, existing evidence and feasibility
07
A completed Research Question Dossier — your question, the literature behind it, and what to raise with your supervisor
08
Worked examples throughout, so you're never starting from a blank template
Is this for you
Who should join the waitlist?
Join the waitlist if —
- You're a final-year medical student who needs a project topic and doesn't know where to start
- You're a PG resident whose thesis topic is still “TBD” with a deadline approaching
- You're an intern, junior doctor or fellow who wants to begin research but keeps stalling here
- You're an academic doctor or consultant who wants a structured first pass before committing time
- You supervise trainees and want a reliable way to help them arrive at topics themselves
This may not be the right fit if —
- You're expecting a guaranteed publishable, novel or ethics-approved topic
- You already have an approved research question and have moved past this stage
- You're looking for a full course in research methodology, statistics or study design
- You want someone else to hand you a topic, rather than work the process yourself
Join before launch
₹1,999
Founding price
Available to waitlist members at launch on 2 November 2026. The price will go up after the founding batch.
Join the waitlistRead the FAQ firstQuestions
Before you join.
Who is this waitlist for?
Anyone pursuing medical research who needs a focused starting question — students, residents, interns, doctors, fellows, consultants and supervisors. The workbook supports a first pass before refining your question with a supervisor.
Isn't seven days too short for something this important?
The seven days refer to the workbook process, not the waitlist. After the November 2 launch, you can work through one guided pass to a candidate question at your own pace. Refining it with your supervisor comes next.
My specialty is niche — will this work, or should I just use ChatGPT?
The process works the same way across specialties, because it's about how you read literature, not which field you're in. And a ChatGPT topic list can hand you ideas, but it can't tell you if they're already answered or feasible with your data — that check is what this workbook does.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
Your name and email are saved for updates about the November 2, 2026 launch. Joining is free; you are not purchasing or reserving a paid copy. When it launches, the product will be a digital PDF workbook with worksheets, checklists and templates for all seven days.
When can I buy the course?
The 7-Day Research Question Finder launches on 2 November 2026. Join the waitlist to get first access at the founding price of ₹1,999. The price will go up after the founding batch.
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The 7-Day Research Question Finder launches November 2. If you want a structured way to move beyond reading and towards one focused candidate question, join the waitlist today. No payment, no commitment — just register your interest in the launch.
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