Rising Scholars News

[This week’s blog post is from AuthorAID intern Wenhua LU. As you may have seen, Lu has been translating many AuthorAID materials into Chinese. In fact, a Chinese version of this …

Hello! This week I’ll note 2 resources that can help in reference management. Have you joined the AuthorAID discussion list? If so, you may recall that this week AuthorAID graduate …

Having many published research papers is good. But don't slice one small research project into many tiny papers. In other words, don't commit “salami science”.

[Note: This week’s blog post is from my AuthorAID colleague Ravi Murugesan. Thank you, Ravi! —Barbara] Greetings from Oxford! I joined the AuthorAID project at INASP as Training Coordinator last …

Hello! This week, like last, our Resource of the Week is really a set of resources. It’s the Author Services website of Taylor & Francis, which publishes many journals. From the …

Greetings again. I’m glad to see that the AuthorAID community now has more than 3,000 members. In a comment on a recent blog post, a reader asked what to …

Greetings! In keeping with discussions at a recent AuthorAID planning meeting, I’m pleased to introduce a new “blog supplement”: Resource of the Week. Each week, I hope to feature an …

Greetings again. I hope that all is going well. As you may recall, last week’s blog post included some quotations on learning and teaching, from a lecture-room wall at Texas …