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JAN 2022 | ISSUE 42 Here’s Your Reading Summary Africa is an important region and includes some of the fastest economies in the world. It is a region with immense…
Continue readingJAN 2022 | ISSUE 42 Here’s Your Reading Summary Africa is an important region and includes some of the fastest economies in the world. It is a region with immense…
Continue readingDEC 2021 | ISSUE 41 Here’s Your Reading Summary In keeping with our previous newsletter edition, this week’s newsletter delves further into the mystical aspects of space. How does one…
Continue readingDEC 2021 | ISSUE 40 Here’s Your Reading Summary Many have been fascinated by outer space, and the romance of space travel has captured the imagination of many a science…
Continue readingNOV 2021 | ISSUE 39 Here’s Your Reading Summary Asia is a riot of sights, scents and colours, and there is no period where this is more apparent than during…
Continue readingNOV 2021 | ISSUE 38 Here’s Your Reading Summary Kicking off this month’s theme on culture, we have four fresh reads on the topic of cultural appreciation vs cultural appropriation.…
Continue readingOCT 2021 | ISSUE 37 Here’s Your Reading Summary Decolonising knowledge has been an important process that has occured over the past decades. Decolonising knowledge and institutions that produce knowledge…
Continue readingOCT 2021 | ISSUE 36 Here’s Your Reading Summary Trauma and Memory is an inter-disciplinary area of study that has brought various scholars into conversation about the nature and meaning…
Continue readingIn this last part of the series, we will be going through how to generate customised reports in SciVal. If you need to generate reports regularly, you will find Scival’s reporting feature useful…
Continue readingIn the second part of this series, we have discussed about the Benchmarking module in SciVal, which allows you to compare the performance of peers based on analytics of past research. The Trends…
Continue readingResearch collaboration promotes knowledge exchange and accelerates research through shared resources and funding. By collaborating with researchers from different institutions/organisations, authors can also reach out to a wider range of audiences. One of…
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