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PromotingResearch.com
"A unique platform for educating young scientists/researchers
about important aspects of research."
Often people who are new to the field face problems on how and where to begin with.
This forum would act as a catalyst in providing useful reviews on topics covering
various aspects of research.In addition, we are launching two new open access
journals (10/90 Research Journal) and the (10/90 Student Journal). The
articles would be made available from the day they get accepted, thereby accelerating
research.
We Look Forward to Your Feedback and Participation.
"A unique platform for educating young scientists/researchers
about important aspects of research."
Often people who are new to the field face problems on how and where to begin with.
This forum would act as a catalyst in providing useful reviews on topics covering
various aspects of research.In addition, we are launching two new open access
journals (10/90 Research Journal) and the (10/90 Student Journal). The
articles would be made available from the day they get accepted, thereby accelerating
research.
We Look Forward to Your Feedback and Participation.
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What is 10/90?
“10/90 gap refers to the statistical finding
of the Global Forum for Health Research
[1] that only ten per cent of worldwide
expenditure on health research and
development is devoted to the problems
that primarily affect the poorest 90 per
cent of the world's population.”[2]
“10/90 gap refers to the statistical finding
of the Global Forum for Health Research
[1] that only ten per cent of worldwide
expenditure on health research and
development is devoted to the problems
that primarily affect the poorest 90 per
cent of the world's population.”[2]
If you have any comments or queries,
please feel free to contact us:
editor@promotingresearch.com
please feel free to contact us:
editor@promotingresearch.com
10/90 Student Journal
"With the launching of the 10/90 Student
Journal, PromotingResearch.com plans on
giving a voice to students from around the
world to discuss openly more about
neglected issues.
In particular we would like to especially
advocate the research done by student
groups by giving them their own separate
forum."
Submissions now invited.
"With the launching of the 10/90 Student
Journal, PromotingResearch.com plans on
giving a voice to students from around the
world to discuss openly more about
neglected issues.
In particular we would like to especially
advocate the research done by student
groups by giving them their own separate
forum."
Submissions now invited.
10/90 Journals
“Information and Communication
is key to fighting the 10/90 gap”.
For researchers, students and young
scientists, we are launching and inviting
submissions for the "10/90 Research
Journal".
The focus of the journal would be to
present quality reviews and opinions from
experts of the field regarding different
aspects and issues concerning research in
general.
Unless we do not know the basic principles
of research, we would not be able to do
good research. The concept is simple, but
is needed because the resources
highlighting issues related to research are
limited and if available are not free.
For researchers worldwide, the 10/90
Research Journal would educate them on
various aspects of research.
For students, it would feature
compositions, artwork, research work,
research/elective experiences and
upcoming conferences.
We have also tried to present a collection
of recommended readings concerning
various important topics concerning
research and health related issues.
The best part is that all readers and
members would also be acting as useful
contributors through writing for the
journals, expressing their opinions through
letters, engaging in discussions/blogs and
even promoting their own ongoing
research/ideas and collaborating with
others.
This open access plans to bridge that
information gap and provide fellow
researchers with good, useful and up to
date quality reviews on topics concerning
research.
We hope that you benefit from this
endeavor of ours.
Good Wishes,
The Editor.
Send your submissions now.
“Information and Communication
is key to fighting the 10/90 gap”.
For researchers, students and young
scientists, we are launching and inviting
submissions for the "10/90 Research
Journal".
The focus of the journal would be to
present quality reviews and opinions from
experts of the field regarding different
aspects and issues concerning research in
general.
Unless we do not know the basic principles
of research, we would not be able to do
good research. The concept is simple, but
is needed because the resources
highlighting issues related to research are
limited and if available are not free.
For researchers worldwide, the 10/90
Research Journal would educate them on
various aspects of research.
For students, it would feature
compositions, artwork, research work,
research/elective experiences and
upcoming conferences.
We have also tried to present a collection
of recommended readings concerning
various important topics concerning
research and health related issues.
The best part is that all readers and
members would also be acting as useful
contributors through writing for the
journals, expressing their opinions through
letters, engaging in discussions/blogs and
even promoting their own ongoing
research/ideas and collaborating with
others.
This open access plans to bridge that
information gap and provide fellow
researchers with good, useful and up to
date quality reviews on topics concerning
research.
We hope that you benefit from this
endeavor of ours.
Good Wishes,
The Editor.
Send your submissions now.
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