AuthorAID News

Dr David Lawson writes on changing norms across the social sciences, and the actions that researchers in both high and lower-income nations can take to promote a more inclusive and …

In this blog post, Scientific Researcher Pauline Kibui discusses one of the most common challenges young researchers encounter; being omitted from the author credits.

Enrolment is open on our latest online course ‘Research Writing in the Sciences’.

We are looking to increase our pool of experts who can contribute to workshops, courses, training materials and other interesting projects!  

In this blog post Edmond Sanganyado argues that South-South and internal collaborations accompanied by effective mentorship and long-term partnership are critical for scientific advancement in the Global South. 

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In this blog Dr Helen Kara, shares ten common myths about academic writing, and explains why they are wrong...

The winner of our recent AuthorAID Capture your Research competition is Sanjeev Poudel a Sustainable Development Practitioner and early career researcher from Nepal who recently completed our AuthorAID Research Writing …

At the end of 2020 we ran our capture your research competition as part of our online course Research Writing in the Sciences - find out the results! 

In this blog Raja Ram Gurung Managing Editor of the Nepal Journal for Biotechnology, shares his publishing tips.