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Reproducing previously published figures or images is usually allowed, but you have to do your due diligence to obtain permission.

Barbara Gastel shares some key points from Chapter 1 of "How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper," 9th edition

Edmond Sanganyado discusses the challenges in communicating to a global audience and how you can be global without losing local relevancy.

Attracting readers to your research papers in 2023 may be challenging given the huge information overload and noise. 

Kojo Ahiakpa and Benjamin Karikari provide a summary of the basic components that a normal research article ought to contain, including detailed information that should be contained in each section.

Literature maps and matrices enable researchers to visually represent and analyse journal articles in context. 

Edmond Sanganyado shares valuable lessons that helped his team get their interdisciplinary study published.

In this case study, Haseeb Irfanullah shares the background story of a recent peer-reviewed article on climate change that he published with two other co-authors

This post features tips on preprints, visual abstracts, online presentations, and more. They come from the new edition of a book with longtime AuthorAID participant Barbara Gastel as lead author. 

Review articles are very important in providing conclusive evidence in a scientific field. However, they demand meticulous training and understanding of the review process as well as expertise.