As scientists, we're not just researchers; we're also storytellers. Every paper we write is a narrative, taking readers on a journey through our research question, hypotheses, our methods, our findings, and their implications. Yet, all...
Open science: A masterclass with Dr. Hilmar Brohmer
Did you know that in some fields of science, up to 60% of published studies are not replicated, especially those published in top journals? Isn't it awful that a considerable chunk of the scientific knowledge...
How to create high-resolution images in PowerPoint
When you write a scientific paper, you should illustrate it with figures, explaining for example the method you use. These figures are important because they are the first (and often only) thing your readers see...
The ultimate guide to scientific writing
Do you want to take your scientific writing skills to the next level? As a scientist, your career depends primarily on your publications. But publishing in high-ranking journals is a tough game. So, to put...
How to structure the result section of your scientific article
The results section is what all your readers look forward to when they browse your paper. This is where they will finally find the answers to the questions that motivated the research. Are the hypotheses...