Radhika Vaishnav

PhD, University of Kentucky, United States

She has continuously been active in academia and scientific communication both in the U.S. and in India.

Interview with Michael Wilhide: Making a career transition to medical laboratories

You may be a seasoned scientist with years of experience in academic research or industry. Or you may be someone who is interested in science and wants to be part of the team behind the scenes. One career path worth considering is becoming a medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist. We feature here an interview with guest Michael Wilhide, who brings us into his journey from research scientist to medical laboratory professional.

Yesterday, today, tomorrow- peer review from the editor’s perspective

Peer review has come a long way—from its traditional roots to today’s AI-driven workflows, and now toward an uncertain future. As medicine and research evolve, how can reviewers balance human expertise with the promise and pitfalls of AI?

Turning Uncertainty into Action: Interview with Hema Thakur

Research journeys are rarely linear. They’re filled with detours, pauses, and sometimes, unexpected setbacks. In her TEDx talk “Beyond the Numbers: Turning Struggles into Strength,” Hema Thakur, Manager, Skill and Knowledge Development, Cactus Communications, reflects on how unfinished research and moments of doubt shaped not just her academic path but also her understanding of resilience, […]

How Does Formatting Matter in the Age of AI?

In the near future, human-AI collaboration will be commonplace: AI for speed, humans for scientific judgment and format compliance. Spend the time to format well; your reviewers, editors, and readers will thank you, and your science will have a clearer path to publication.