Rising Scholars News

During each AuthorAID MOOC, participants submit their photos for the Capture Your Research Contest. The winner of this contest is Christian Opoku-Kwarteng! Read his interview here.

Many new researchers find it difficult to write a scientific paper. This may be due to a lack of formal training in academic writing, which leads to various hurdles. These …

In this blog post Susana De la Torre reflects her journey in mentoring women in STEM, highlighting the transformative impact of mentorship on both personal and professional growth. Through participation …

Otuto Amarauche Chukwu is a PhD candidate in Health Policy at the University of Toronto. He is a licensed pharmacist and multiple award-winning scholar and Social Impact Innovator. Otuto believes …

In this blog post, Gédéon CHOMBA SENGA from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) discusses how and why international research interventions must reach French-speaking countries.

 

 

A short article about breastfeeding and its importance to infants as I reflect on the work I have done to promote breastfeeding and infant health.

 

During each AuthorAID Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), we host the Capture Your Research Contest, where participants submit photos of their research. See the shortlisted entries and vote for your …

Happy Research Appreciation Day! This blog asks AuthorAID members about research that has inspired them, what their current research is, and what they love most about research. 

Navigating international conferences from LIC/LMIC is challenging but achievable with persistence and strategy. Contributing original research and sharing unique experiences are crucial steps for recognition. Seeking funding through grants and …

In this blog, Zerubbabel Addy Selby shares his experience and ideas on how mentees can maximise their mentorship impact by increasing effectiveness.