Author Gareth Dyke, PhD
Gareth is a prolific scientific author who has published more than 300 articles in peer-reviewed journals over the last 20 years, including in Nature, Science, Proceedings of the National Academy (USA) and other high-profile outlets. He also manages the Taylor & Francis journal Historical Biology as Editor-in-Chief. Gareth is uniquely positioned to teach and advise with authority on all aspects of the scientific publishing process, grant writing, and personal development.
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What is the Background in a Research Paper?
An effective Background section in your manuscript establishes the context for your study. And while original research requires novel findings, providing the necessary background information for these findings may be just as important. It lets your readers know that your findings are novel, important, and worthy of their time and attention.
by Gareth Dyke, PhD
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How to Become a Peer Reviewer for Journals
Early career researchers have many opportunities to participate in peer review, but becoming a peer reviewer for the first time is not always easy. Here we guide you toward landing your first opportunities in this vital role for academics.
by Gareth Dyke, PhD
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How to Use Verb Tenses in Academic Writing
No need to be tense: Download our editor's simple guide to the use of tenses in academic writing.
by Gareth Dyke, PhD
3 min