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Keeping in mind the real use of our research
Haseeb Md. Irfanullah discusses the findings of a recent workshop he was a rapporteur of in Bangladesh on the potential impact on policy and practice of agricultural research in the ...
Read more... | CommentsAuthorAID Online Journal Clubs update – still opportunities to join!
Still opportunities to sign up to learn more about reading, writing and analysing the latest research papers.
Read more... | CommentsIntroducing the AuthorAID Online Journal Clubs - starting next week
Enrolment open: “Research Writing in the Social Sciences” online course
Sign up now for our new online course in research writing for social scientists.
Read more... | CommentsDeveloping research talent capacities in Africa: Why we must cherish research
Aurelia Munene is a Kenya-based researcher and research mentor. She is also a member and facilitator of INASP’s AuthorAID project. In this post, she shares why support to researchers in ...
Read more... | CommentsPhoto blog - Me, my mother and a mouse in the Jungle
Nepalese biologist Sabita Gurung explains the story behind the picture which won our photo competition
Read more... | CommentsWhat is open science and why is it important?
Guest blog: Jon Tennant introduces ‘open science’, why it’s important, and how you can sign up and get involved in the newly launched ‘Open Science MOOC’
Read more... | CommentsCapturing your research in pictures - results from our recent competition
Survey reveals need for good guidance about trustworthy places to publish research
A survey carried out by the Think. Check. Submit. initiative has revealed a strong demand for guidance about where to publish, and revealed a need for further educational resources and ...
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