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As a researcher, it can be easy to get lost in the vast expanse of information and data available. Thus, when starting a research project, one of the most important things to consider is the scope and delimitation of the study. Setting…
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The Limitations of ChatGPT: How human editors remain indispensable in academic writing
ChatGPT as an academic editing tool has the power to send your hard-earned reputation on a rollercoaster ride like no other.
Relying on ChatGPT to edit your scholarly work is only a way to inviting turbulence to your smoothly running…
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Human Editors or ChatGPT — What should you use for reliable publication-ready work?
Using ChatGPT to edit your manuscript is potentially wracking your academic reputation, and how!
ChatGPT is an absolute champion at disregarding proper citation and referencing. Who needs to acknowledge sources and give credit where…
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Can AI Tools Prepare a Research Manuscript From Scratch? — A comprehensive guide
As technology continues to advance, the question of whether artificial intelligence (AI) tools can prepare a research manuscript from scratch has become increasingly relevant. This infographic aims to shed light on the do’s and don’ts for…
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Will ChatGPT Disrupt Peer Review? Impact of AI on the Hallmark of Science Vigilance
For how long would it require for ChatGPT to challenge the hallowed tradition of scholarly scrutiny and validation — the peer review system? Never!
While there is a constant debate surrounding whether artificial intelligence (AI) is…
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Breaking the Mold: Understanding free format submissions and their adoption by journals
As a researcher, should you be conducting research or worrying about formatting your paper as per your target journal’s guidelines? And these formats are not universal. Every journal has its own set of technical and formatting requirements…
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Being a Research Blogger: The art of making an impact on the academic audience with your blog
Are you a researcher or an academic who blogs about your work? Do you want to engage with an academic audience, but don't know how? If so, you may be wondering how to best reach out to your target audience — other researchers and academics.…
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Are Secondary Submissions Unethical? — 4 reasons to not republish translated articles
Submitting a translated article that is already published in another language is a practice that has become increasingly popular among authors. But how ethical is it? In this blog post, we will explore the ethics of secondary submissions,…
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Multiple Submissions to One Journal — How will it affect my academic reputation?
The journal editors were in a bind. There’s a flux of new submissions and each is better than the other. On the one hand, they liked the 4 submissions from one author whose articles were topical, showed promise, and were well-written. While…
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The Open Access Movement Is Here To Stay, And How?
With the scholarly publication models evolving over the years, Open Access—a model of Open Science is making the publishing dynamics more accessible, transparent, and collaborative. However, researchers across the globe have refrained…
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