Rising Scholars News

Earlier this month, international communication of research lost a good friend: Editor Bruce Squires died at age 77. Bruce P Squires MD, PhD, was editor-in-chief of CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association …

Numbers can help strengthen your writing. But before you use percentages or proportions, make sure readers know the base number. If an author claims "33.3% of the rats died, 33.3% …

Hello again! The current Resource of the Week is really more than 4,000 resources. Let me tell you the story. Perhaps you’ve heard of the (US) National Academies (the National …

Hello! This week I’m featuring 2 resources on publication ethics. I’m also mentioning another resource from the organization that prepared one of these resources. The first resource, Publishing Ethics 101: …

Greetings again. I hope that all is going well for you. I’m writing this blog post in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, where the American Medical Writers Association annual conference just ended. …

Hello again. I’m releasing this post while at the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) annual conference. In the United States, October is a popular time for conferences. Some reasons: In …

Effective photographs can be worth a thousand words of type. But before publishing a photograph for which you do not hold copyright, be sure to obtain permission from the copyright …

Greetings again. I hope you’re doing well. As you might have seen, the AuthorAID website has a new look. Have you explored the website since the changes were made? If …

Hello again. Many of us want to communicate well with users of both British and American English. So, this week our resource post focuses on 2 resources in this regard. …

If you want to know more about a research subject, consider reading a review article about it. Some online databases indicate recent papers that have cited the review article. Obtaining …