You might be doing a systematic literature review or meta-analysis – you’ll need to do a PubMed search. Search literature and identify relevant papers for review with PubMed search using Boolean operators and MeSH terms.
The distinction between a systematic literature review and a literature review can be confusing. This video distinguishes between the two and the process involved in conducting a systematic literature review in the context of a major research paper.
Be more productive amid the obligations of chaotic life with these eleven techniques to give you an inside track on how to produce, and publish, more of your work.
Tips for increasing your writing productivity, specifically focused on how to revising and editing more efficiently.
Learn how to navigate NIH forms using Grants.gov Workspace to enter human subjects and clinical trial information in a grant application.
8 tips for creating a great research poster for a conference, from the Poster Illustration team at AJE. Visit their Author Resource Center for more publishing tips: https://www.aje.com/en/arc/.
Top tips for Early Career Researchers about doing Open Access.
A newbies guide for submitting manuscripts to journals, including communicating with the editor, writing cover letters, and responding to manuscript reviews.
Dr. Morgan Giddings shows us how to convey innovation when using standard techniques and methods.
In a competition for scarce resources, make sure you involve your reviewers’ reptilian brain. The review may come from the rational, cerebral layer of the brain, but the decision comes from the earliest, most instinctual layer. More Resources A Lesson Learned the Hard Way Avoiding Barriers Between Your Work and Your Reviewer Friendly Advice from […]