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1566 articles were found. In this blog, Stephen Bannah shares insights and experiences on a guide to qualitative research data and sampling techniques. Complete this survey to assess your data analysis and statistical training needs, to inform new AuthorAID learning provisions. The pivotal role of mentorship in the growth of early career researchers cannot be over-emphasized. This blog outlines strategies to cultivate a robust community of mentors. By fostering a mentorship … The 2nd of February marked the celebration of World Wetlands Day. We spoke with AuthorAID member Dr Ravichandra Mondreti about his work and career journey with wetlands. Enrolment is now open for the Getting Started with Writing and Publishing Your Research course 2024! This blog is a snapshot of the key information about AuthorAID's free self-study course - Research Communication for Policy Engagement. Insights from the 4th Meeting of the Climate Science Journal Club on Corporate Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission Disclosures Thank you to all AuthorAID members who contributed to our activities last year through planning, facilitation, mentoring, writing and leading journal clubs and hubs. Charles Kalinzi recounts his personal experiences of attending online conferences, which have become the “new normal” since the COVID19 pandemic.A Guide to Qualitative Research Data and Sampling Techniques
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Building a Critical Mass of Mentors: A Guide
Celebrating World Wetlands Day - Dr Ravichandra Mondreti's Insights and Career Journey
Enrolment Open: Getting Started with Writing and Publishing Your Research MOOC; Starts 16th April 2024
AuthorAID's Research Communication for Policy Engagement Self-Study Course
Corporate GHG Emission Disclosures Take Centre Stage at the 4th Meeting of the Climate Science Journal Club
Thank you to all our contributors in 2023
Attending Online Conferences: Lessons for Early Career Researchers in the Global South