Rising Scholars News

[Note: Here’s a special post from Julie Walker at INASP. Please feel free to share the information. —Barbara] INASP is recruiting a training coordinator to work on the AuthorAID …

[Note: This week’s post is by Peter Burnett, head of library development at INASP. Thank you, Peter! —Barbara] An international celebration and promotion of open access (OA) will be taking …

[Note: This week’s post is from Tamara Tur, who recently coordinated an AuthorAID workshop in Cuba. A Spanish version follows the English version. Thank you, Tamara! –Barbara] [Nota: La comunicación …

Greetings again. I hope October is starting well for you. Recently a member of the AuthorAID community requested advice on writing a Conclusions section of a scientific paper. She noted …

Greetings again. I hope you’re doing well. I just returned from a trip to the northeastern United States. This time of year, the leaves on many trees there have turned …

Greetings again. I hope you’re having a good September. Many in the AuthorAID community are observing holidays this month. This year, the Muslim festival Eid al-Fitr fell in September. So …

[Note: A translation of this blog post into Spanish appears below the English version.] [Nota: La traducción al español de esta entrada se encuentra debajo de la versión en inglés.] …

[Note: This week’s blog post is from Bernard Appiah, AuthorAID graduate assistant. Bernard recently attended an international conference at which he gave a demonstration titled “AuthorAID at INASP: …

[Note: This week’s blog post is from Joan Marsh, president of the European Association of Science Editors. The post includes a link to a valuable set of guidelines. Thank you, …

Greetings again. I hope September is starting well for you. This month, in addition to teaching a lot, I’m busy with a writing project due October 1. The project includes …