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Non-native English speakers face challenges when trying to publish. But there are resources that can provide help.
Rejection is a part of life, especially for scientists, so you need to learn how to deal with it!
“To be accessible to the general population, documents should have a reading ability requirement of year 7.” Improve your science communications with the general public with the Australian Government Style Manual.
Great visualisation that provides examples of life at different ocean depths. Keep diving to find the ‘Headless Chicken Fish’ and the ‘Flabby Whalefish’.
Short, engaging description of what researchers need to know about predatory journals (and how to avoid them).
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