Rising Scholars News
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Bridging the gap in childhood cancer care: a call to action on World Cancer Day
To highlight World Cancer Day on the 4th of February, Otuto outlines challenges, strategies, and a call to action, for childhood cancer care in low and middle-income countries.
The ripple benefits of winning grant funding
Winning research funding has numerous indirect and follow-on impacts on successful grantees.
Best Practices for Managing Research Data
Effective research data management involves keeping your data safe, well-structured, and easy to access. It promotes transparency and collaboration in the scientific community.
A Quick Guide to Selecting an Excellent Research Topic and Project Title
Stepen Bannah shares his insights into and experiences of selecting excellent research topics and devising good research titles, providing useful advice for research students and early career researchers.
10 Tips to Find and Address Research Gaps
Arup Barman considers how research gaps can be identified and addressed using a 10-step approach.
Basics of Large Language Models for Scientific Researchers
Rhoda Ladjer Akuaku discusses the basics of Large Language Models, their usefulness, and their limitations in a scientific research context.
A researcher’s quick publishing toolkit
Edmond Sanganyado provides a list of resources to help you during the writing, illustration, and submission process.
A Student-Driven Approach for Nudging Undergraduates Towards Quality Research
Rhoda Ladjer Akuaku explores subtle ways to spark students' interest in research as a team member, a sole author, or in a mentor–mentee context.
How to build a multidisciplinary research network using the 5Ps model
Edmond Sanganyado shares his experiences in building a multidisciplinary research network, and how you can build your own by considering purpose, principles, processes, people, and performance.
Five questions to ask yourself when pitching an interdisciplinary research idea
Edmond Sanganyado shares some tips on how to pitch an interdisciplinary research idea via email.
