Author Paige Hall, PhD
Dr. Hall graduated from Northwestern University with a PhD in Chemistry, then went on to work in industry as an analytical chemist before returning to Northwestern for a post-doc in the biomedical engineering department. Her dissertation research focused on the development of nanoparticle-based sensors for the detection of Alzheimer's Disease and the characterization of biological molecules.
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Editing Tip: Correlative Conjunctions
Correlative conjunctions are pairs of phrases or words that are used to link two ideas. This article reviews how to use them in sentences.
by Paige Hall, PhD
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Editing Tip: Proper Use of the Term 'Both'
- Authors often inadvertently cause confusion using the term 'both'
- Both can be used as a pronoun or a conjunction
- Use 'the same' only when 'both' is serving as a pronoun
by Paige Hall, PhD
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Editing Tip: Quirks of Nanoscience Writing
The successful communication of research results in nanoscience depends on properly understanding and using its unique terms and conventions.
by Paige Hall, PhD
4 min