A survey of 140,000 people from across 140 countries revealed that nearly three-quarters of the global population trusts scientists. The Wellcome Trust – a biomedical research charity based in London – conducted a global survey Wellcome Global Monitor to Read More
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Family Photo Exploration and paleontology have always been my passion. While most of my job involves sitting at a desk and typing away at my computer, I am fortunate that for three months a year Read More
Case: An author approached Editage Insights seeking advice on a dilemma that she was faced with. She was the first author for a manuscript that she had co-authored with a colleague from her lab. While Read More
The integrity of 130 papers published in peer reviewed journals by scientists affiliated with the Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR) has come under the scanner after commenters on PubPeer suspected image manipulation in them. PubPeer Read More
A group of researchers from Japan has recently discovered a novel enzyme from a soil fungus. In their study published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry, they speculate that this enzyme plays important roles in Read More
Undertaking a PhD is a long-haul and to complete the 3–4 years of research, one of the key qualities you need is stamina: staying power, tenacity—call it what you like. As long as it gets Read More
Taking a break from our PhD is something we don’t do often enough. Not because we can’t, but because we feel we shouldn’t. This is something I am very bad at doing Read More
Hello world. Yes, I am still here. As in, still alive, still able to write, and still capable of posting on this blog. And I’m also still here. As in, still a PhD student, Read More
I am a part of one of the few graduate programs that has cohorts. And all I ever hear from people who have been through the program before me is how great the whole cohort Read More
Let’s set the scene a bit for a moment before I run into the main point of this post. I’m an ordinary person, fairly average academically. I had good GCSE results, and admittedly, Read More