“Inked” Cells May Die But Your Tattoo Will Remain Intact!
Young people get tattooed very often (or to be more specific, they get “inked”). In fact, even elderly people get tattoos on their bodies. Sometimes, people are concerned about the…
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Put Sensors on Your Teeth to Control Glucose Intake
We should maintain a balance within the physiological levels of glucose, salt, and water. This balance determines the condition of our body, showing marked increase or decrease…
Fruit Flies and Their Taste in Music
Music has a different effect on all of us. But what about other living organisms? Do you think they can hear music? Scientists can anwer your question, at least for flies. Did you…
How to Create Impactful PowerPoint Presentations
Creating a PowerPoint presentation is as important as presenting it in front of your target audience. The slides should not only be clear and concise but also narrate a story.…
Top 5 Rules for Effective Small Talk
Have you ever had awkward encounters or even more awkward conversations at an event or conference? You are not alone! Researchers often face communication challenges when talking…
Tips on Organizing High-Quality Conferences
Researchers often organize workshops and conferences to network, impart training, or discuss new developments in various research fields. However, conducting a conference requires…
Self-Archive in 5 Easy Steps
Self-archiving, also known as green open access, can help increase the visibility and impact of research. Researchers can self-archive pre-print or accepted versions of the…
Who Are Authors, Co-Authors, and Contributors?
When reporting and publishing research findings in a scientific manuscript, all authors, co-authors, and contributors should be mentioned in the manuscript. All mentions should be…
Get a “New” Nose for Selfies!
Posting on social media is an essential part of our lives, and nothing can be more effective than photographs; to be more specific—smartphone selfies. But how often do people feel…
Creative Commons Licenses
Creative Commons licenses allow creative work to be shared and used fairly under appropriate copyright permissions. These license terms can apply to individuals as well as large…
Selecting Keywords for Your Manuscript
Keywords are important terms and concepts used by the scientific community to search for relevant published work. They help in enhancing the discoverability of the work on…
Abstract Vs. Introduction
Abstract and introduction are important sections of your manuscript. These sections help readers assess the context and relevance of your published work. Therefore, it is important…