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Librarians love seeing their support boost researchers' success. Discover how libraries enhance research visibility through promoting published work, communication, networking, and digital tools.

Libraries play a pivotal role in guiding researchers through ethical practices. This blog provides practical tips to help researchers publish with confidence and integrity, ensuring their work meets the highest standards. 

Discover practical tips for librarians to support early career researchers' success. Build connections, offer resources, and guide them through their academic journey

Explore how the ECR Program by PÕ¾ÊÓƵ fosters collaboration between librarians and researchers, addressing key topics like open access, diversity, and research integrity to support early career researchers.

Explore essential AI tools for researchers and learn what librarians need to know to support academic success and ethical AI use

Dr Jeffery Robens shares expert insights on maximizing the benefits of AI for researchers, helping librarians and research managers support responsible AI use.

Benefits and drawbacks of virtual vs. in-person researcher training: Get expert insights to choose the right format for your researchers, from Nature Masterclasses Lead Trainer, Dr. Jeffrey Robens.

Unlock the secrets of science communication and see how organizations can back their researchers' storytelling skills. Join us in demystifying the art of making science relatable in this must-read blog

In this blog article, we delve into the challenges researchers face in seeking academic research positions: finding suitable positions, logistical hurdles, and intense competition. Advancing a career poses challenges like understanding required skills and building collaboration networks. The Nature Masterclasses course offers solutions to overcome these obstacles.

A lively panel discussion at Charleston Conference 2022 considered how the role of libraries changed in the pandemic, whether those changes have remained, and how the pandemic has affected life and work on campus.

The most common publication pitfalls can easily be avoided with the right tools or training. This white paper brings together an analysis of journal rejections with the results of different surveys into researchers’ training needs