As a scientific researcher, you’ve invested a lot of time and effort into your research. But even after you get published, there’s no guarantee people will read you and cite you. That’s where scientific press releases, like those on EurekAlert!, are like loudspeakers for your science. Global announcements in language that the media and other […]
The novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak and pandemic has severely impacted the entire world, directly and indirectly. This means seemingly infinite new topics of research have emerged, in addition to obvious issues such as vaccines, social disobedience, and economic recovery. More rapid forms of publication have expanded. And quantitative research and qualitative research are continually needed.
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Ideally, if you need to find research articles and research papers, your literature searches start with your university’s library, and systems such as EBSCO and ProQuest. But sometimes you don’t have access to a paid library, you’re an independent researcher, or various other reasons you can’t access research articles. So, if you need academic articles
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An academic writer’s goal is not just to get published, it’s also to research and publish something that may be relevant for his or her area of investigation, promote further discussion and, even, attracts the general public. This, generally speaking, has gotten harder as time passes. For academics in struggling or underdeveloped economies, it’s even
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