Month: June 2015

Americans’ abuse of prescription painkillers has reached epidemic proportions, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC estimates that 15,000 people die every year in this country from overdoses involving opioid or narcotic pain relievers. While … Continue reading →

Wondering how your education will pay off on the job market? Here is a look at five degrees that can earn top dollar right out of the gate – and five that only pay half as much. The National Association … Continue reading →

Our friends over at MoneySense magazine have just released their annual ranking of the country’s best places to live. There’s a new contender at the top for 2015. For this report, MoneySense compared 209 cities and towns across Canada for … Continue reading →

Elizabeth Bromstein| May 29, 2015 12:50 pm Over at Time.com, Jon Acuff, the author of the book Do Over, has created a list of four character flaws that can kill your career. His four are: narcissism, dishonesty, pessimism and apathy. … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (www.pharmarev.com); Pharmacist Federation, Pakistan Pharmacist Association and Study Aid Foundation have successfully organized a “Certificate Awarding Ceremony”, in Sargodha, Pakistan.  The certificates were awarded to the students, who have successfully completed clinical research studies. Prof. Dr. Taha Nazir … Continue reading →

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Nominations Open Due to the overwhelming response to our US awards program, we wanted to recognize and share the stories of educators who are using Turnitin worldwide. Submit a nomination for the Turnitin Global Innovation Awards today! Nominate an educator→ … Continue reading →

Over the years, there’s been much practical advice offered to young scientists in the PLOS Ten Simple Rules Collection. Now here to answer the quintessential question, “How do you win the ultimate prize in scientific achievement?” is Richard J. Roberts’ … Continue reading →

Posters are a key component of communicating your science and an important element in a successful scientific career. Posters, while delivering the same high-quality science, offer a different medium from either oral presentations [1] or published papers [2], and should … Continue reading →