August 07, 2018
If you’re a writer — of books, essays, scripts, blog posts, whatever — you’re familiar with the phenomenon: the blank screen, a looming deadline, and a sinking feeling in your gut that pairs poorly with the jug of coffee you drank earlier. Continue reading Overcoming Writer’s Block with Automatic Transcription
July 16, 2018
Are you frustrated about not reaching your writing goals? Are you beating yourself up about it? Learn the habits of productive writers and develop a sense of self-compassion. Learn more about the ACW 12-Week Coaching and Writing Program. Continue reading Register now for the Fall Academic Coaching and Writing Program
July 16, 2018
Normally, writers get involved in so much writing and thinking. Sometimes it gets to a point when a writer finds him or herself void of ideas or rather his or her imagination is void of creativity. Continue reading Writing Inspiration
July 04, 2018
The “Librarianship” journal, with support from the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers, the Association of Academic Writing Experts “National Writing Centres Consortium”, the Russian association of electronic libraries, as part of the publication development program under international requirements, hereby invites you to take part in the second seminar of the series, organized for authors, reviewers, editorial council and editorial board members of the journal, the purpose of which is the quality improvement of publications. Continue reading Modern-day Scientific Publication: the Fundamentals of Academic Writing for Humanitarian Journals (July 4th, 2018)
July 06, 2018
Do you beat yourself up about your writing? Most writers do. It turns out that as humans, we have evolved to focus on our shortcomings rather than our successes. However, if you want to become a more productive writer and enjoy your writing more, shift your mindset from one of self-judgment to one of self-compassion. Continue reading Practice Self-Compassion for a Better Writing Experience
July 05, 2018
An inclusive research community has the tools to organize and share their results so others can build on their successes. They encourage participation from everyone with a contribution to make and provide options for people to share research in the way that makes sense to them. Continue reading Open science: 4 ways Elsevier is contributing to a more inclusive world of research
July 03, 2018
Writing an essay is often a task that the students do not generally look forward to. It makes them anxious and dreadful. For them, the task is difficult whether it is for scholarship, a contest or for a class. For every student, it is very important to score high grades to improve his/her academic results. Whenever a student sees some writing task coming his way, a shiver runs down his spine which makes him feel troublesome as they don’t have the necessary experience. Continue reading Effective Tips for Writing Flawless Essays
June 29, 2018
Scholars are having a hard time finding simple and free sources to read from and therefore less and less students are gaining the needed information in order to make their papers exciting for their readers and easy to follow. Here are some tips to help anyone in need make their project a little more exciting. Continue reading Stop Writing Like an Academic – Make Your Project Exciting
June 15, 2018
The 14th International SHiP Experiment meeting (CERN) was recently held at NUST MISIS. During the meeting, the first CERN meeting ever held in Russia, more than 50 specialists from 12 different countries discussed current projects and the details of future work. Continue reading SHiP (CERN) International Collaboration Meeting Held in Russia for the First Time
June 08, 2018
The CiteScore 2017 values are here! Establishing a new standard for measuring serial citation impact, CiteScore™ metrics are freely available for more than 23,350 titles — 12,000 more titles than the leading competitor. Continue reading Let CiteScore™ metrics guide you to the right journals.
