Diverse perspectives on science and medicine
The academic system of today is almost like a factory, becoming more and more focused on giving rise to products such as publications and grants. It is also geared towards producing more and more
0000-0002-6635-8182 This is a republished post from The Official PLOS Blog in an effort to share PLOS posts relevant to early career researchers on COVID-19. Read the original post by Joerg Heber, Editorial Director, PLOS and Editor-in-Chief, PLOS ONE that was posted March
0000-0002-6635-8182 Note: This post was written by Jessica Brown, PhD student at the University of Manchester. What kind of mental image springs to mind upon reading the word ‘schizophrenia’? Many envisage an individual locked in
Collaborative post by Dan Jeffries, Vijay Soni, Srijani Basu, and Meredith Whitaker. Editor’s note: If you’re anything like me, you’ve been so busy that it’s been hard to keep up with the quickly changing news
0000-0002-6635-8182 This is a republished post in an effort to share PLOS posts relevant to early career researchers, especially news on peer review, preprints and open access. Read the original post and more on The Official PLOS Blog.
0000-0002-6635-8182 With Christmas just around the corner and the ending of a year and a decade within reach, it is time to look at some of the science books that hit the shelfs in 2019.
0000-0002-6635-8182 The last couple of years have seen a real surge of podcasts in many different genres and gladly this has also been the case when it comes to podcasts totally devoted to science. Today,
0000-0002-6635-8182 Ever thought about writing a popular science book or rewriting and communicating your research in a more popular scientific way in general? As a researcher, I have always found this being an essential part
A fundamental aspect of research is that the work you are doing should be reproducible by other researchers. It is in this manner that scientists can add individual contributions to a collective body of
0000-0002-6635-8182 This is a republished post in an effort to share PLOS posts relevant to early career researchers, especially news on peer review, preprints and open access. Read the original post and more on preprints on The Official
