Rising Scholars News

Greetings! This extra post is to remind people about the AuthorAID survey. If you’ve already responded, thank you. If you haven’t yet responded, please do so. The survey can be …

[Note: This guest post was kindly provided by AuthorAID community member Sergio Lozano—a physician, translator, and editor in Mexico. Thanks so much, Sergio! –BG] I attended the Symposium on Second …

Greetings again from Colombia. The workshop given jointly by the International Foundation for Science (IFS) and AuthorAID ended yesterday. Today I return to the United States. I’ll miss the beauty …

Greetings from Cali, Colombia. I arrived here a couple of hours ago. I’m here to give AuthorAID sessions at a workshop organized largely by an AuthorAID partner, the International Foundation for …

Greetings again. Perhaps you remember Thomas Annesley, who wrote a guest post this summer. This week he visited Texas A&M University (where I teach) and gave a presentation. Let me …

Greetings again. I just returned from the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) annual conference, held October 22 through 24. Different years, AMWA holds its annual conference is in different parts …

Greetings again. This week AuthorAID reached a milestone: The number of members reached 1000. We look forward to having the AuthorAID community continue to grow. Please join if you haven’t …

Greetings again. I’ve now been back in Texas for a week. I’ve had lots to catch up on. And summer school begins this Monday. A busy time! I’m glad that people …

Greetings again. Last week I mentioned the saying “The shoemaker’s children go barefoot.” And I indicated that young researchers at my own university often lack training in scientific writing. I …

Greetings again. Do you know the saying “The shoemaker’s children go barefoot”? Young researchers at my university might be like the shoemaker’s children. Although I give research-writing workshops in various …