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New Recipients of AuthorAID Workshop Grants
Greetings from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where I’m facilitating an AuthorAID workshop on proposal writing.
Just as I was about to board the plane, I received e-mail stating that the new …
Resource of the Week #57: Practical Guides from SciDev.Net
Hello again. Recently I learned of some articles that can help researchers communicate with policymakers and the public. I’m now featuring these articles as our Resource of the Week.
These …
Tip of the Week #76
Some journals ask authors to provide keywords for their articles. When you think of possible keywords, try to use them in literature searches. If they yield articles with content similar …
Back from Pakistan
Greetings again. I hope that May has started well for you.
I just returned from Lahore, Pakistan. I was there, along with Sioux Cumming from INASP, on behalf of AuthorAID. …
Resource of the Week #56: Poster-Evaluation Checklists—and More
Hello again. A few days ago, at a workshop that I gave in Pakistan, someone mentioned seeking a checklist to use in evaluating poster presentations.
Some Internet searching led me …
Call for Applications: AuthorAID–IFS Workshop on Scientific Writing in Nairobi
AuthorAID and the International Foundation for
Science (IFS) are going to hold a 5-day joint workshop on scientific writing in
Nairobi, Kenya, from 28 May to 1 June …
Tip of the Week #75
Proofreading is a useful step in the writing process. To avoid distraction while proofreading, ensure you are in a quiet place.
Mentors Without Borders
Greetings again. I hope you’re doing well.
A few days ago, one of my graduate students told me about a conversation with her friend. Her friend had recently heard about …
Resource of the Week #55: Two Chapters from a New Book
Hello again. Recently I learned that a professor elsewhere in my university was publishing a book on doing academic writing. When I viewed the website for the book, I saw …
Tip of the Week #74
If others have provided help with your paper but do not qualify as authors, thank them in the acknowledgments. However, before doing so, obtain their permission.