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The authors of this blog post, Drs. Zainab Yunusa-Kaltungo (Nigeria) and Nafisa M.K. Elehamer (Sudan) are Rising Scholars Stewards who co-facilitated an event on behalf of INASP in collaboration with …

This post reiterates the challenges and emotional hurdles early-career researchers face, especially those transitioning later in life, and stresses the value of support systems, mentorship, and resilience, with a focus …

The scarcity of potable water remains a critical challenge in the Global South due to population growth, climate change, and the overexploitation of water resources. This paper examines the potential …

Implementation research (IR) is essential to close the gap between scientific evidence and clinical practice, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), where limited resources hinder the adoption of evidence-based …

Exciting news! AuthorAID is now Rising Scholars - we have rebranded. 

Check out the top 10 submissions to the Engaged Research for Policy and Community Impact MOOC 2024's Capture Your Research Contest! Vote for your 3 favourite entries. 

This article explores how Pathfinder studies enhance research capacity in health in low- and middle-income countries by promoting structured methodologies, collaborative networks, and innovative solutions to overcome research challenges.

 

On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, I reflect on my journey as a Sudanese woman in science. A journey marked by resilience, barriers, and breakthroughs. I …

There is just 1 week left before the Mastering Grant Proposal Writing: Pathways to Successful Research Funding course begins on Tuesday the 25th of February.  Make sure to enrol as soon …

In this blog post, I share my journey as a woman in science, reflecting on the challenges, achievements, and lessons learned in a male-dominated field. I hope to inspire women …