Author Charla Viera, MS

Draft eye-catching figures and tables, then build a roadmap for your manuscript with an outline. Prewriting transforms your data into a captivating story for impactful scientific communication.

Polishing your manuscript isn't just about typos. It's a three-step process (revise, editing, proofreading) to take your writing from good to great.

Careful planning is the first step to writing a successful scientific manuscript. By considering the "What, How, Why, and Who" of your research, you can craft a clear and concise message that will resonate with your target audience.

Struggling to craft a clear and impactful research manuscript for your target journal? You're not alone. This guide will equip you with strategies to streamline the writing process and effectively communicate your findings.

In the digital age, navigating plagiarism complexities safeguards ethical integrity. Innovations such as AI both complicate and assist this process, helping authors protect their work and reputations.

The use of recycled text has generated debates due to unclear guidelines, but researchers and publishers emphasize the need for ethical and appropriate practices. Text recycling involves reusing one's own writing without proper citation, and while it differs from plagiarism, it raises questions about when and how to credit oneself.

The case of Claudine Gay highlights the rising use of AI-driven plagiarism detection tools in academia, prompting researchers to reconsider their citation practices and adapt to evolving standards.

In an effort to highlight the dangers of censorship, library and First Amendment activist Judith Krug founded Banned Books Week in 1982. Through activities, events, and a slew of resources, the campaign encourages readers to voice their censorship concerns, examine challenged literary works, and celebrate free expression in their communities. 

Crafting a well-defined research design is essential for guiding the entire project, ensuring coherence in methodology and analysis, and upholding the validity and reproducibility of outcomes in the complex landscape of research.