As scientists, we have many statistical tools at our disposal. Similar to how a regression analysis helps us understand relations between an independent variable and its covariates, survival analysis allows us to analyze time-to-event data Read More
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I was a research assistant at the University of Queensland in Australia, starting my second year of working in animal health. I had just come back from Christmas holidays from my home country India, and Read More
We hope you were part of the webinar Editage conducted on the topic “Describing and understanding data distributions” on February 28. Dr Jacob Wickham, Managing Editor of the journal Integrative Zoology and Assistant Professor at the Read More
As the volume of published literature in the biomedical sciences increases, literature syntheses and meta-analyses become increasingly important because they enable researchers and practitioners to quickly and efficiently keep abreast of the overall state of Read More
After a decade of pipettes, lab coats, and labs, InSu Cho, Ph.D., switched his career path from that of an experimental scientist to that of a medical science liaison (MSL) in the medical department Read More
Dear aspiring scientists and fellow scholars, There are numerous articles on what to consider before joining a PhD program, written by those that are either pursuing, have earned, or even quit their PhDs. Nevertheless, we Read More
It is usual for scientists to gather a significant quantity of data into long paragraphs and numerous textual pages, which might be intimidating to the majority of the audience who live fast-paced lives and prefer Read More
P values are one of the most commonly reported types of statistical data in biomedical research papers. In hypothesis testing, they are a measure of the strength of evidence against a null hypothesis, indicating how Read More
Journals and publishers are the primary checkpoints where scholarly work is vetted before it becomes published record. Traditionally, they tend to work independently of one another in their efforts to identify and prevent fraudulent work Read More
Many people get into research because they want to push the boundaries of human knowledge and change the world, and countless researchers publish brand new findings each year in journals and preprint servers. However, few Read More