Framing a Good “Title” for a Research Paper
At first glance, a journal editor or reviewer sees the title of the research paper. This lets the editors and reviewers frame a view of the scope of the research…
Untreated Moderate Fever May Have Beneficial Effects for Alleviating Infection
New research suggests that untreated moderate fever could have beneficial effects on the body. Scientists found that untreated fever helped fish to clear their bodies of infection rapidly, controlled inflammation,…
Pentagon Report Claims Aliens Could Send Probes to Earth Similar to NASA Missions
The Department of Defense officials claimed that aliens could send small probes to our solar system, including Earth, for exploration purposes, similar to the ones conducted by NASA. The report…
Delaying decisions is delaying services in delaying publication
Introduction Academic journals play a significant role in disseminating new knowledge and advancing research in various fields. The process of publishing research findings involves several stages, including submission, peer-review, editing,…
Avian flu outbreak linked to seal deaths along North Atlantic coast
A recent study reveals that a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) outbreak killed over 330 New England harbor and gray seals along the North Atlantic coast in June and July…
UCSF Scientists Create First 3D Picture of Human Odorant Receptor
Scientists at UC San Francisco have created the first molecular-level, 3D picture of how an odor molecule activates a human odorant receptor. The breakthrough has been made using a type…
Physicists uncover mysteries of “strange metals” with new experiment
Physicists are making strides in understanding the unusual behavior of “strange metals,” which exhibit properties outside the realm of traditional electrical conductors. Ytterbium, a rare earth metal, was used in…