Presenting in a Non-Native Language: Turn It to Your Advantage
Throughout history there always seems to have been a predominant language for communication. Greek once served this role in the ancient Mediterranean until it was displaced by…
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Instructions for Authors
How Often Should Researchers Get Published?
Where Should You Look to Benchmark?
Until an allegedly lost manuscript was found in January 2015, Harper Lee, the author of To Kill A Mocking Bird, was presumed to have written…
Why Is It Important to Follow Writing Style of the Journal?
Getting Published: Barriers to Entry
The most highly ranked or ‘prestigious’ academic journals have rejection rates of around 90%. Therefore, when preparing your article or…
Why Researchers Need Professional Research Translators?
Bridging the Language Gap
The predominance of English as the global language of science is an easily forgotten blessing for those scientists and researchers with English as their…
How to Address the Different Learning Styles of Your Audience
The Sage on the Stage
Being asked to present a paper at an academic conference can be a great honor. You are finally being recognized as an expert in your field, based on your…
Why Do Journals Require Different Styles of Text Formatting?
Can’t We All Just Get Along?
The three most commonly used text format and citation styles used in the United States are:
Modern Language Association (MLA) –…