Our end-to-end editorial support and trainings enable researchers to frame and present their research in clear, complete and coherent proposals that capture the novelty, originality, significance and feasibility of their planned research.
Unprofessional review comments affect authors from underrepresented groups disproportionately. Journal editors must take a more active role to minimize the potentially adverse effects of such comments.
Researchers preparing for their Brussels interviews are undoubtedly near the tops of their fields. But our recent experience shows that they still need support to make the best of this high-stakes event.
Recent survey shows that researchers in Sweden are eager to communicate science beyond academia, but that lack of time, resources and training hinders them.
The choice of words used by women may have disadvantaged them during the evaluation of their grant applications despite a blinded process, a recent analysis suggests. Whether this applies to other contexts remains to be seen, but perhaps women need not err on the side of caution in their choice of words.
Explaining your proposal to a European Research Council interview panel can be terrifying, but if you frame it as a story and prepare extensively it can make all the difference.
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