Historians explain what findings made them go ‘wait, wut?’ in the archives they explore for their research.
Do you perform statistical analyses? Think you’re pretty good at it? Maybe have a read of this before you judge your statistical prowess.
The World Map we’re so used to seeing is really not accurate when considering space and distance, this is what the world really looks like.
Serious scientific answers to hypothetical questions like “If every person on Earth aimed a laser pointer at the Moon at the same time, would it change color?”.
Determining sample size: how to make sure you get the correct sample size.
Diversity of input into science creates innovation, but this means you need to learn how to collaborate with people you don’t like.
Explaining the complexity of time, past, present and future, using a short, engaging animation.
It is all too easy to fill our days with meetings and other small tasks that leave only small gaps for the serious work. It is important to create time and space for hard tasks.
Watch this webinar to better understand what editors look for in great papers.
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