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Jan 16
Written a research paper but don't know where to publish it?

Here are 11 tools to find the best journal for your article:⬇️
1. Journal/Article Name Estimator (JANE) 

Enter your article title or abstract and JANE will provide a list of journals that may be appropriate for your submission.

Link: jane.biosemantics.org
2. Clarivate Master Journal List

Similar to JANE, the Mater Journal List allows you to plug in your abstract and find relevant journals.

Link: mjl.clarivate.com/home
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Jun 11, 2024
Harvard is offering free research courses.

No fees are required.

Here are 9 courses you don't want to miss: Free research courses Harvard
1. Quantitative Methods for Biology

Learn introductory programming and data analysis in MATLAB, with applications to biology and medicine.

Course link: edx.org/course/quantit…
Quantitative methods for biology
2. R Basics

Build a foundation in R and learn how to wrangle, analyze, and visualize data.

Course link: edx.org/learn/r-progra…
R Basics
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Mar 16, 2024
This week, I tried @MushtaqBilalPhD 's "Research Kick ()," and here is my review on it:

I was impressed at its ease of usability and indeed as promised, I was able to generate 10 potential topic ideas within 4 minutes.

Here are the steps I followed: researchkick.com
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@MushtaqBilalPhD 1. Idenfity your interests, domain of your field and talk to advisors

2. Open “Research Kick” and enter a broad topic. E.g REBOA for damage resuscitation
3. Review the suggestions and re-enter a selected topic (specific) for further search.

E.g In what ways can advanced imaging techniques improve the precision and safety of REBOA deployment during damage control resuscitation?

4. Paste your selected topic to Elicit to find relevant literature. Check if a topic is novel OR if it can be supported by the literature
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Feb 23, 2024
The best research tools for PhD students/ researchers: 🎓
➡️Paperpal: Writing assistant and grammar corrector.
➡️Elicit: Helps you find relevant papers.
➡️BioRender: Great to make medical figures. You'll never go back to making figures with PowerPoint again!
➡️Zotero: Open source reference/ citations manager. It lets you automatically download PDFs and take notes as well.
➡️Researchgate: When you don't have access to an article, you can ask the author on Researchgate to share it with you.
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Feb 21, 2024
Written a paper but don't know where to publish it?

Here are 12 tools to find the best journal for your article:⬇️ Image
1. Journal/Article Name Estimator (JANE)

2. Researcher (dot) Life's Journal Finder

3. Think. Check. Submit jane.biosemantics.org
researcher.life/journal
thinkchecksubmit.org
4. SPI-HUB

5. Journal Evaluation Tool

6. Clarivate Master Journal spi-hub.app.vumc.org
digitalcommons.lmu.edu/librarian_pubs…
Listjl.clarivate.com/home
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Feb 20, 2024
Have you ever heard of the following study designs?

-Prospective case-control study
-Randomized case-control study
-Retrospective randomized study

They don't exist! Yet many mislabel their studies with such terminology.

Here are 7 study designs you should know:⬇️
1. Case-control study:

Exposure status is unknown; Disease status is known

Always retrospective. You look backwards in time to see if people develop disease.

At start of study we know the number of diseased (cases) and undiseased (controls). Image
2. Cohort study

Exposure status is known (e.g smoking); Disease status is unknown (e.g. cancer)

Can be retrospective or prospective.

At start of study we know the number of exposed and unexposed participants Image
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