Rising Scholars News
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Building a Critical Mass of Mentors: A Guide
The pivotal role of mentorship in the growth of early career researchers cannot be over-emphasized. This blog outlines strategies to cultivate a robust community of mentors. By fostering a mentorship …
Celebrating World Wetlands Day - Dr Ravichandra Mondreti's Insights and Career Journey
The 2nd of February marked the celebration of World Wetlands Day. We spoke with AuthorAID member Dr Ravichandra Mondreti about his work and career journey with wetlands.
Attending Online Conferences: Lessons for Early Career Researchers in the Global South
Charles Kalinzi recounts his personal experiences of attending online conferences, which have become the “new normal” since the COVID19 pandemic.
The ripple benefits of winning grant funding
Winning research funding has numerous indirect and follow-on impacts on successful grantees.
Tea Time with AuthorAID: Networking Etiquette
AuthorAID is hosting Tea Time with AuthorAID on 11 August from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. GMT on the theme "Networking Etiquette". Join us to learn and share best practices …
Securing recommendations for postgraduate research students from developing countries: A critical concern
Securing a strong letter of recommendation is crucial for postgraduate research students, especially those from developing countries.
Some networking tips for early career researchers
There are benefits associated with having an extensive network of researchers and colleagues.
Building an outstanding track record for successful grant application outcomes
Finding suitable research grant opportunities and building an outstanding track record go hand in hand.
Replace your New Year's resolutions with SMART goals
Somefun Oluwaseyi suggests ways to achieve set goals instead of New Year's reolutions -- and stick to them.
Building research visibility for career progression and successful grant applications
Dr Helen Onyeaka covers why it is important for researchers to be visible, how to become known in a particular field and how to establish connections with other researchers.