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Newer content formats have the potential to redefine both discoverability and impact
This post is the second in a series that talks about research discoverability. The first was on how research discoverability could potentially
The Science of Fried Rice, Mysterious New Giant Virus and other top research news of the week
In a recent study scientists have answered an all-important question that can change lives: how to make the best fried rice.
The best espresso, CRISPR therapy for cancer, social media vs. food habits, and other top research news of the week
It appears, from a new study, that commercial coffee makers have not been getting the best advice, when it comes to the recipe
New age societies: from published research to public outreach
Academic societies are at the heart of research publishing with aims to further enhance the direction of their disciplines while supporting researchers
Five pieces of Star Wars-inspired everyday tech that I thought we should have had by now
It’s pretty hard to imagine a world without Star Wars. There are quite a few successful movie franchises out there, but few can boast of having as profound
Scientists learn the origin of Chinese viral outbreak, how earth’s first magnetic fields shaped life and other top research news of the week
If you can’t get rid of the uninvited guest, perhaps you could prevent them from reaching your house by trapping them inside
Nanosized metal “knives”, living robots to do our bidding, and other top research news of the week
When antibiotics were first discovered, they drastically reduced bacterial infections in humans. However, over the years, some bacteria evolved to become “superbugs”; they became resistant to commonly use antibiotic drugs.
From Ancient lakes where life began to what future generations will make of us and other top research news of the week
“For a long time, scientists who’ve taken up the task of figuring out how the first life was born have been stuck on what is called the “
How to use video summaries to increase the impact of your research
This third post in the series on visual science communication talks about how video summaries help authors tell the story of their research in a way that it can be easily assimilated by scientific and non-scientific audiences alike.
‘Dancing’ Chimps, Jamming the Hate Speech, Nanotech in AI and other top research news of the week
In the very recent past, at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, tomatoes began to look more like bunches of grapes when
Use animation to breathe life into scientific figures
This post talks about animated scientific figures and explains how they help you increase readers’ interest in the static figures
Storytelling by a piece of chewing gum, mechanical molecules against superbugs, and other top research news of the week
False memories, a term for cases where people recollect incidents with incorrect or exaggerated detail, or in the
What killed the Neanderthals? Genesis of language and other top research news of the week
Studies have shown that our brains process visuals a lot better than text. Using visuals along with text aids
Infographics – a great way to simplify complex science!
Studies have shown that our brains process visuals a lot better than text. Using visuals along with text aids
Virtual Reality & mental wellness, supercomputer wars and other top research news of the week
False memories, a term for cases where people recollect incidents with incorrect or exaggerated detail, or in the
From where do today’s academics get inspired? Top 10 sources for researchers from the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields
While the primary mission for most academics is research, effectively disseminating that research among other academics, as well as conveying it to the masses,
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