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🌟 Exciting Research Opportunities Await! 🌟 🔬 Explore the Latest Breakthroughs in Applied Science! 🧬 We are thrilled to present the newest edition of the Journal of Advance Research in Applied Science (ISSN 2208-2352)—your gateway to cutting-edge discoveries and innovations in applied science. Whether you're a researcher, academic, or industry #professional, this journal is your essential resource for staying ahead in your field. 📝 What's inside? In-depth #Research Articles: Discover groundbreaking studies that push the boundaries of knowledge. Case Studies: Learn from real-world applications that are shaping the future. Review Papers: Get comprehensive insights into key topics in #appliedscience. 🚀 Why Publish with Us? Global Reach: Your work will be accessible to a worldwide audience of experts and practitioners. Rigorous Peer Review: Ensure your research is held to the highest standards. Fast Publication: Get your research published quickly and efficiently. 📢 Call for Papers: We're now accepting submissions for our upcoming issue! Share your research with the world and contribute to the advancement of applied science. 🔗 Read the latest issue and submit your manuscript today: https://lnkd.in/dVgqFfpK 📢 Follow us on LinkedIn for updates, insights, and opportunities to connect with the global research community. Let's advance science together! 🌍 #AppliedScience #Research #Innovation #ScientificPublishing #CallForPapers

"Excited to share my latest achievement! 🎓 I have successfully completed the *How to produce highly visible research: Useful tips for researchers* module by Elsevier's Researcher Academy. Grateful for the insights shared by Mustapha Belkhouja and Hyungseok (David) Yoon. Let's keep pushing the boundaries of impactful research! 💡✨ #ResearchExcellence #ProfessionalGrowth #ResearcherAcademy #CertificateOfCompletion"

✨Research Beyond Academic Exercise: The Art of Evident Dissemination. Research is more than just an academic pursuit. It's a powerful tool for transformation, driving innovation, and improving lives. But, how do we ensure that groundbreaking findings reach beyond the confines of academic journals, and resonate with the world? The PIH Research team has a better answer, and that is why this session is designed, to shift the focus from quantity of publication to real-world impacts. We're also that the session is handled by our very own research lead, Dr. Olpengs David .❤️ #theartofevidencedissemination #researchwork #researchteam

💥 The key difference between basic research and applied research lies in their purpose, goals, and practical applications: Key Summary: Basic Research = "Knowledge for knowledge's sake" Applied Research = "Knowledge for practical use" Both types of research are interdependent. Basic research provides the foundation for applied research, and applied research often generates new questions for basic research. #BasicResearch #AppliedResearch #PhDLife #ResearchIsKey #ScientificResearch

"Excited to share that I’ve completed the Research Design module from Elsevier’s Researcher Academy! This journey has sharpened my research skills and enhanced my ability to design effective studies. Looking forward to applying these valuable lessons in my upcoming work! #ResearchExcellence #LifelongLearning #ResearchSkills #ElsevierAcademy"

The integrity of scientific research is at risk as new methods of manipulating citation counts emerge, impacting researchers' careers and the value of academic work. Discover the latest on this troubling trend. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gMFwmYCU #AcademicIntegrity #ResearchEthics #citationmanipulation #academicpublishing #econtentpro

The Fruit of Knowledge, Not the Tree It's disheartening to see so much energy spent on criticizing the publication venues of scientific research. While it's important to maintain high standards, let's not forget the core principle: The fruit of knowledge, not the tree it grows on, is what nourishes the mind. Let's celebrate the dissemination of knowledge, regardless of the platform. Quality research, innovative ideas, and groundbreaking discoveries should be our focus, not the journal name. #science #research #openaccess #academicfreedom #knowledge

Drawing on a study of COVID-19 research papers, Liang Hu, Win-bin Huang and @Yi Bu find more interdisciplinary research to have greater relevance and be more heavily cited in policy documents. #Interdisciplinary #PolicyImpact #SocialScience

📢 Exciting news for researchers & scholars! Our latest issue is now live filled with cutting-edge studies and insights across various scientific fields. Enhance your knowledge and explore novel discoveries today! 🔎📚 #SciencePublishing #ResearchImpact #AcademicExcellence

Why It’s Important to Be Stupid in Research: Reflections from an Applied Psychologist As a researcher in applied psychology and organisational behavioural expert, I came across an article that profoundly resonated with me: the importance of embracing stupidity in research. Here are my thoughts on the five key takeaways: 1. Doing research is hard, even harder when it matters. In applied psychology, impactful research often deals with complex, messy human behaviors. The harder the research, the greater the potential for meaningful insights. 2. Research is harder than demanding courses. Courses provide structured answers, but research plunges us into ambiguity. For organizational behavior researchers, this often means confronting unpredictable variables, like workplace dynamics, culture, or human emotions. 3. Uncertainty is inherent in research questions. In psychology, it’s rare to ask a question and find a single, definitive answer. But this uncertainty drives creativity, pushing us to refine questions and challenge assumptions. 4. If you don’t feel stupid, you’re not trying hard enough. This one hits home. Great research is humbling. It requires us to acknowledge what we don’t know, be vulnerable, and explore beyond our comfort zones. 5. Comfort with being stupid leads to discovery. In organizational research, the most groundbreaking insights often come from embracing the unknown—be it through unconventional methodologies or challenging norms. Feeling “stupid” isn’t a weakness; it’s a strength. It reflects curiosity, perseverance, and the courage to explore uncharted territories.