Rising Scholars News
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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.
Since 'Data is the New Oil', researchers must become skilled in cyber security
Researchers must ensure confidentiality of their subjects' personal information identifiers. They must be digitally literate to know how to minimize the risks of a data breach.
Navigating ethical challenges in qualitative research
This blog highlights some of the ways to navigate ethical challenges in qualitative research.
Limitations of online survey tools for developing countries
Only 29% of people in Africa have Internet access. This may cause sampling biases, in turn resulting in incorrect predictions of the behaviour of one's survey variables.
Writing a review article: Not a piece of cake
Review articles are very important in providing conclusive evidence in a scientific field. However, they demand meticulous training and understanding of the review process as well as expertise.