Getting papers into peer-reviewed publications is essential to your funding. Every paper I have worked on for a client has been accepted by a peer-reviewed journal. My clients publish in Nature, Science, PNAS, PloS journals, and in top-notch journals specific to their fields. A well-written paper with a strong argument and interesting ideas (and yes, sometimes editing involves critiquing ideas) will find a home in short order, even if the data are preliminary or underwhelming.
Getting back to in-person research: Excitement, and some hurdles
I hope everyone is starting back to in-person research. I have heard from many of you and know you have…
Stuck at Home: Is there Anything I Can Apply For? (Answer: yes)
All Zoomed Out and Nothing to Apply For? There's got to be something you can apply for during this time…
Funding Lines by NIH Institute…and More
As 2018 comes to a close, I wanted to send out a couple of links and resources that may be…
The United States has exceeded 31 million Covid-19 infections (a messy data point) and is approaching 570,000 Covid-19 deaths (a more robust data point). Yet despite the abundance of data about the pandemic, the best available information is not usually what guides policymakers.
Some policies are senselessly cruel, such as keeping family members from visiting loved ones dying of Covid-19. Others heighten disparities in income, health, and education.
Opinion: State’s overcautious COVID stance hurts students and their education
On June 30, Gov. Kate Brown dropped most COVID-19 restrictions in Oregon because she recognized the importance for Oregonians of…
Colleges Violate Their Promises to Vaccinated Students
Students who got the shots to help others are ordered to wear masks outside and stay out of restaurants
The Pandemic’s Toll on Teen Mental Health
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report last week warning that adolescent hospitalizations due to Covid-19 were on the…
As Omicron Hits, COVID-19 Case Counts Don’t Mean What They Used To
America has begun the gradual process of accepting that COVID-19 is going to be endemic—meaning it will always be present…