Manuscripts & Grants

Literature review is both a process and a product. It involves searching within a defined source of information related to your research topic and then creating a comprehensive…

Climate crisis is one of the most pressing issues of our time. It threatens both our environment and our way of life. That's why it's so important for researchers to come together…

The impact and influence of open access publishing are evident with the surge in the number of preprints since 2020—the year that brought everything to a standstill except the…

The story of a research study begins by asking a question. Researchers all around the globe are asking curious questions and formulating research hypothesis. However, whether the…

No matter how you look at it, presentations are vital to students' success. It is a great way to showcase your talents, demonstrate understanding of the subject, put a positive…

Researcher 1: “It’s flooding articles every time I switch on my laptop!” Researcher 2: “Why don’t you categorize your downloaded data?” Researcher 1: “I have. But the amount…

Did you know? Our senior has received a rejection from a reputed journal! The journal editors said they found a lot of plagiarized content. How come he never used a plagiarism…

On an average, it takes 15 clicks for a researcher to find an article (which may or may not be related to their research topic) online. This time is not productive because it does…

“How am I supposed to organize all this information?” “How should I prioritize which paper to read first?” These are some of the thoughts that run through a researcher’s mind…

While there is no single, agreed-upon rubric for ranking research papers, various SEO strategies can increase visibility and improve the chances that your paper will reach its…

Principal Investigator: Did you draft the research protocol? Student: Not yet. I have too many questions about it. Why is it important to write a research protocol? Is it…

R1 – “I am telling you, the result will be this.” R2 – “How can you be so sure?” R1 – “See, from the observation, I feel results will be in favor of my assumption.” R2 –…