“I don’t use my PhD anymore.” I’ve heard this statement countless times from former researchers who have transitioned into consulting, science communication, policy, publishing, startups, industry, and even entrepreneurship. As someone who completed Read More
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A PhD thesis is one of the most challenging scholarly works prepared by a researcher in their academic life. You start off by identifying the gaps Read More
Blog Highlights: Introduction The Discussion and Conclusion sections in a research paper are often confusing for authors. Both are meant to bring the paper to a close&Read More
Ethical dilemmas in research are often associated with experimental design or data handling, but some of the most consequential missteps occur at the final stage: when research is translated into words. In the “age of Read More
Blog Highlights Introduction Gone are the days when only graphic designers were experts in creating artwork! Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reshaped how researchers utilize tools to Read More
Highlights: A strong cover letter summarizes your findings, explains why the journal is the right fit, and confirms ethics, originality, and conflict of interest, all in under one page. Editors mark down letters that restate Read More
TL;DR A case report documents 1 patient’s diagnosis, treatment, and outcome; it is not a substitute for original research or a case series. Following the CARE checklist and building a clear timeline from the Read More
TL;DR: Desk rejection happens before peer review, usually within 2 to 14 days, and is most often caused by poor journal fit, weak novelty, or non-compliance with author guidelines. Roughly 30% to 50% of submissions at many journals Read More
Introduction Regulatory bodies are increasingly prioritizing gender parity in clinical research to reduce healthcare inequities, improve patient safety, and ensure that medical evidence reflects diverse populations. It is important to understand and incorporate these sex- Read More
The Dream of a Nobel Prize As a child, I was fascinated by science and dreamed of winning a Nobel Prize for making a breakthrough for curing cancer. My path to becoming a scientist was Read More