Rising Scholars News

Many new researchers find it difficult to write a scientific paper. This may be due to a lack of formal training in academic writing, which leads to various hurdles. These …

In this blog post Susana De la Torre reflects her journey in mentoring women in STEM, highlighting the transformative impact of mentorship on both personal and professional growth. Through participation …

Otuto Amarauche Chukwu is a PhD candidate in Health Policy at the University of Toronto. He is a licensed pharmacist and multiple award-winning scholar and Social Impact Innovator. Otuto believes …

The 7th session of the AuthorAID Climate Science Journal Club featured discussions of working papers on energy transition in Asia.

 

 

 

Enrolment is open on our latest online course, 'Engaged research for community and policy impact’.

In this blog post, Gédéon CHOMBA SENGA from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) discusses how and why international research interventions must reach French-speaking countries.

 

 

We are excited to announce the launch of our new online short course "Writing an Effective Introduction Section". Starting on September 23, you will have the chance to learn the …

In this post, Alex Arreola complains about nominalisation, a common practice in academic writing where verbs are transformed into nouns. 

A short article about breastfeeding and its importance to infants as I reflect on the work I have done to promote breastfeeding and infant health.

 

During each AuthorAID Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), we host the Capture Your Research Contest, where participants submit photos of their research. See the shortlisted entries and vote for your …