How to Present at International Conferences
Selecting Relevant Conferences
Writing Abstracts for Conferences
Preparing Content for Conferences
Overcoming Stage Fright
Identifying a Target Journal for Publication
Assessing the Quality of a Journal
Journal Metrics
Copyrights Infringement
Tools for Selecting Target Journal
GPS for Tracking Internal Systems in the Human Body
When traveling through an unknown territory, we install a GPS in our car. What if we have a similar GPS installed inside our body as well? Researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have invented…
Top 10 Handy E-Tools for Researchers
As a researcher, are you busy meeting deadlines, multi-tasking, updating yourself with advances in your field, networking with peers, and bogged down with dozens of other related activities? You need not worry any longer! With technological…
Tips for Handling Galley Proofs
Reviewing “galley proof” involves the final proofreading of accepted manuscripts by authors prior to journal publication. Scrutinizing galley proofs carefully ensures error-free publication. Read more about galley proofs here.
Does Journal Growth Negatively Influence Its Impact Factor?
Have you recently published your work in a high-impact-factor journal? If yes, then congratulations! It is a huge accomplishment and also a cause for celebration.
Clarivate Analytics and SCImago rank journals according to the number of…
Top 10 Tips for Peer Reviewers
Peer review is essential to ensure the quality of research that is published in academic journals. It ensures manuscript and journal quality and is, therefore, a crucial aspect of the publication cycle. Peer reviewers are at the core of…
Bullying Researcher Loses £3.5 Million
Scientific misconduct is a constant challenge to academic research progress. Not only plagiarism, false research claims and allegations of bullying have also crept in academia. Disciplinary action against one such claim of bullying brings…
Forehead Wrinkles Indicate Possible Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular diseases have affected populations across countries. Scientists have been aggressively promoting lifestyle changes, better food habits, and regular exercise. However, the risk factor still remains, with no obvious visual…
How to Use Units Correctly
Most research articles need units. When it comes to scientific writing, style guides ask authors to use unit symbols and discourage them from spelling out the actual unit (e.g., m instead of meter). Another common dilemma that researchers…