Research

From political polls to surveys of customer satisfaction, survey research has become ingrained in our daily lives, influencing how we perceive the world and the choices we make. In…

Descriptive research design is a powerful tool used by scientists and researchers to gather information about a particular group or phenomenon. This type of research provides a…

What Is a Research Problem Statement? A research problem statement is a clear, concise, and specific statement that describes the issue or problem that the research project…

Karl questioned his research approach before finalizing the hypothesis of his research study. He laid a plan and a procedure that consists of steps of broad assumptions to detailed…

Podcast as a platform is growing into an incredibly diverse and popular source of information. Until recently, podcasts were used for entertainment and news segment. Today, it is…

What are Statistical Tests? Statistical tests are a way of mathematically determining whether two sets of data are significantly different from each other. To do this, statistical…

What Is a Thesis Statement? A thesis statement is a declarative sentence that states the primary idea of an essay or a research paper. In this statement, the authors declare their…

Since school days’ students perform scientific experiments that provide results that define and prove the laws and theorems in science. These experiments are laid on a strong…

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 annual STM Trends have made a return continuing its future-forward look at the scholarly communications ecosystem. Forecasting the surge of Open Access in the next three to…

As we approach the much awaited Peer Review Week (PRW) 2022, Enago — a global leader in publication support services, continues to take part as the Steering Committee Member in the…

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…