To choose the right journal, you must carefully consider aims and scope, journal policy, publication metrics, etc. This article explains the steps involved in selecting the right journal and how to identify predatory journals, as Read More
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A notable characteristic of several neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, is the formation of harmful plaques that contain aggregates—also known as fibrils—of amyloid proteins. Unfortunately, even after decades of Read More
I would like to begin my story by telling you I was both an academic and a government scholarship grantee, with a double master’s in the legal fields of commercial/business laws from the Read More
In immune-related disorders, therapy often involves identifying the molecules responsible for immune dysregulation and targeting them using drugs. This type of immune therapy is also used for cancer treatment, owing to the important role that Read More
In a world of science and research balanced on impact, where do you stand? How do you measure your contribution in your field and as a researcher? Earlier, the measure of a researcher’s success Read More
Note: This content was originally published on IndiaBioscience and has been republished here with permission. “It’s not a question of “Whether”, it is rather a matter of “When” we will face such a pandemic” Read More
Editor’s note: This story was originally published by Dr. Abel Polese on his blog Coffee and Cocktails Podcast. It has been republished here with permission. Raise your hand if you ever thought at the Read More
At this point in the timeline of society and culture, Twitter is a pretty big deal. Almost nothing significant happens around people with internet access that doesn’t get tweeted about. Surely, science too, in Read More
Editor’s note: This is the personal account of a teaching faculty in Lebanon during the time of the October Revolution/Lebanese civil protests in 2019. The images in this story were shared by the author. Read More
Once you enter the world of academia, you quickly realize that the culture of ‘publish or perish’ is here to stay. You are required to publish your work to get a job, further your career, Read More
