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Hello again. This time our Resource of the Week is a collection of the 25 most recent AuthorAID Tips of the Week. A few hours ago we added it to …

If possible, place each reference immediately after the idea it refers to. For example, instead of writing "Some studies have shown the impacts of fish on the economies of Ghana …

When giving your draft to someone to edit, let the person know what level of editing (light, medium, or heavy) you want. Specifying the level of editing may help you …

Especially if a journal has author guidelines that are not detailed, read recent articles in the journal. Then write your article accordingly.

Beware of making definitive statements that may prove to be false. For example, before writing a statement such as "Our study was the first to ...", ask yourself if you …

Revising the draft of your paper is good, but resist the temptation to revise forever!

Many researchers consult a statistician too late. If possible, do so while still planning a study. The statistician can help ensure that the research design is valid. 

Greetings again. Today I have good news to share. As you may recall, AuthorAID provided a grant to attend a summer 2011 intensive course in research writing. Many people applied. …

Hello again. Recently a researcher suggested adding to the AuthorAID Resource Library a resource called the Springer Author Academy. I’ve now looked at this resource and added it. The …

Your article should be a complete story with a beginning, a middle, and an end. If you want to hook your reader, make a strong case for your article by …