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Statistical significance level: The science behind the art in research publication - Part 2
Felix Emeka Anyiam looks at Tests of Significance (TOS), how they differ from statistical significance and when to apply a Fisher’s Exact Test (FET).
International research collaboration in the “New Normal”
Scientific developments have benefited from unprecedented international collaboration during the COVID-19 pandemic, yet to sustain this upward trend we must overcome significant challenges.
Plagiarism-detecting software: What's the magic number?
Make your proposal stand out: Tips on how to make an interesting, innovative and impactful application
In this blog post Dr. Logeswari Ponnusamy answers some questions on how to make your application and your CV stand out
Communicating with Our Statistician Colleagues
Good communication with your statistican colleague is critical for a successful collaboration, but it takes more than an email.
New tools in the armory: Artificial intelligence is poised to shape the future of scholarly publishing
In this blog, Habeeb Ibrahim highlights the emerging role of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted tools in communicating science more discernably and explains how they help outperform a variety of conventional scholarly …
What is Think. Check. Submit.?
Lorraine Estelle provides an overview of Think. Check. Submit. and how it can help researchers to learn how to choose trustworthy journals to publish their research in.
Statistical significance level: The science behind the art in research publication - Part 1
Felix Emeka Anyiam introduces us to the science of statistical significance
Making the most of your Moodle site for online learning
At AuthorAID and INASP, we have used our Moodle-based online learning platform for 10 years to deliver a variety of online courses. In this article, we share a few tips …
Journal Clubs are Beneficial for Early Career Researchers
Somefun Dolapo Oluwaseyi discusses the benefits of a journal club, the different types of clubs, and some tips for young researchers who want to start their own club.