Journal finders can help you sift through reputed journals across publishers, to zero in on those most suitable for your article. A journal finder tool allows you to look up any journal by name or…

In fields like the humanities, one may face a choice of sources of information: original, firsthand accounts (primary sources) or interpretations of such events (secondary sources). Here we provide …

In order to ensure parity between experimental and control groups we have prepared a mini-guide. Here are some useful statistical techniques researchers will need to know.

Pearson's correlation coefficient is a highly popular and valuable tool. It helps researchers understand the relationship between continuous variables and draw meaningful insights from their data.

Correlation coefficients are useful for researchers seeking to understand relationships between variables. By comprehending the nuances of positive and negative correlations, employing appropriate…

Know more about placebo effect and strategies to prevent the placebo effect from obscuring clinical trial results

The ICMJE has put together guidelines and principles regarding the use of AI in conducting and reporting research. Let’s dive into the key recommendations in this article. 

Addressing implicit requires deliberate efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in research practices. Researchers can engage in cultural competency training, collaborate with diverse…

What some the statistician-approved ways of handling missing data? Biostatisticians have developed various useful techniques to deal with these holes in your dataset. The infographic below outlines 5…

If you heavily rely on conventional (frequentist) statistical tests like t-tests or ANOVAs in your research, it’s important to understand the principles behind the null hypothesis and NHST. Keeping…