Rising Scholars News
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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.
Embracing Lifelong Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Nurturing Students' Skills for Success
The pursuit of lifelong knowledge acquisition and the honing of skills are imperative for students to thrive in the era of artificial intelligence-assisted innovation.
Introducing the AuthorAID Facilitator team
Our facilitator page showcases our diverse, global network of experts with skills in research writing and communication.
What Is a Scientific Paper
Barbara Gastel has shared points from Chapter 4, 'What is a Scientific Paper' of her book, How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition.
Historical perspectives and approaching a writing project
Points from chapters 2 and 3 of How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition
Fifteen Years of AuthorAID Training
Ravi Murugesan offers reflections on how AuthorAID's training initiative has evolved since 2008.
Tips for writing research objectives
Smart research objectives can guide your research and give readers a better understanding of the entire research project.
Application of literature maps and literature matrices for quick and effective literature reviews
Literature maps and matrices enable researchers to visually represent and analyse journal articles in context.
Replace your New Year's resolutions with SMART goals
Somefun Oluwaseyi suggests ways to achieve set goals instead of New Year's reolutions -- and stick to them.
Fostering scientific collaboration among postgraduate research students beyond the laboratory or shared co-supervisors
Olumide Odeyemi encourages scientific collaboration among postgraduate research students beyond the laboratory or shared co-supervisors.