Mid-career researchers can boost their careers by Choosing journals based on scope and reputation, rather than time to publication Writing high-quality papers, especially literature reviews, methodology studies, and original research Adopting strategies to maximize the Read More
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Introduction In the vast world of medical literature, early career researchers often find themselves overwhelmed and lost. With an abundance of research articles and journals available, it can be challenging to navigate through the maze Read More
“Content is king.” So goes the maxim beloved of digital marketers, search engine optimization strategists, and online branding consultants. When it comes to attracting new audiences and driving engagement, offering a range of engaging content Read More
The true crime genre has enjoyed a huge resurgence in recent years, with everything from big-budget Netflix productions to amateur podcasts getting millions of monthly streams. There is something about picking through a hidden trail Read More
*Editor’s note: This article has been published anonymously at the request of the author. It was originally written in Korean and has been translated into English. I didn’t identify as transgender and non-binary Read More
Editorial note: This interview was originally published in the ScienceTalks blog and is being re-published here with permission. ScienceTalks is an initiative driven by Cactus Communications, the parent organization of Editage Insights. Despite being a Read More
In 1991, the Internet opened to the public, bringing the great promise of allowing everyone to access data that had historically been cloistered in universities and research institutions, and further democratizing research publication. Digital academic publishing Read More
The best methods to overcome missing data in research are multiple imputation, maximum likelihood estimation, full information maximum likelihood, sensitivity analysis, and pattern mixture models. We explore each of these in this blogpost. Data completeness Read More
Universities and industry used to inhabit entirely different spheres, with little overlap in their business models, employees, and role in society. However, as industry became increasingly reliant on technological advances facilitated by academia, universities and Read More
While research accessibility has improved in recent years, with many journals offering open access to their articles, this does not necessarily mean that the audience will be able to correctly and efficiently grasp the takeaways Read More