Rising Scholars News

Dr David Lawson writes on changing norms across the social sciences, and the actions that researchers in both high and lower-income nations can take to promote a more inclusive and …

In this blog post, Scientific Researcher Pauline Kibui discusses one of the most common challenges young researchers encounter; being omitted from the author credits.

In this blog Dr Helen Kara, shares ten common myths about academic writing, and explains why they are wrong...

In this blog post Oluchi Ojinamma Okere outlines the useful features of Google Scholar that can help you in your research.

Dr. Ahmad Zaheer Qureshi specializes in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and currently works in Saudi Arabia. He shares his experience of collaborative writing with new and experienced authors. During the …

Dr Sameera Gunawardena is a senior lecturer and head of the Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo. “Always note and record the …

Rossella Ferrari is a Biology graduate and a consultant medical writer for medical communication and editorial projects in many specialistic medical fields. She has been a member of the European …

Dr. Nadia A. Sam-Agudu writes on how you can provide value and quality to international research collaborations, demonstrate your knowledge as an active participant, and make sure you are fully …

You have done all your background reading and identified some interesting past research to set the context for your research but how do you present it? Writing an introduction to …

This week is Peer Review Week, with a theme of quality in peer review, and we are sharing some experiences of peer review from people in the AuthorAID network. In …