I have been asked many times how I ended up studying a Master’s in Microsystem and Nanotechnology in Norway. In truth, Norway was not the primary choice for studying abroad. But I was always captivated by Europe though. Therefore, countries like Germany, Austria, Sweden occupied the preferred spots on my list. It would seem very dramatic when I say one
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Dear New PhD Student This is an exciting time for you as you embark on your journey towards a doctoral degree. As your supervisor, I thought I should write to welcome you and give you a few handy hints that may help both of us to survive this long journey. We both have much to learn. Although we have exchanged
Continue reading According to Tom Narins, a book review serves two academic purposes. The first is that, as scholars, we should each aim to be current/fluent in the major new developments in our field. Writing a book review enables you as a scholar to become fluent in the new developments and trends in your field – because the author of the book
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In the past twenty years, for almost every day of my life I’ve read academic writing. (No, I’m not trying to inspire pity). I read published papers, books, work in progress by colleagues, draft pieces by research students, submissions for conferences, grant proposals — the whole range. In that staggering amount of claims, disputes, literature reviews, findings, abstracts, methodology sections
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Professor Ilan Alon and Ziaul Haque Munim, conducted the EDEN Doctoral Seminar on Bibliometric Analysis as a blended course at the University of Agder in collaboration with EIASM. If you are interested in bibliometrics, see our video content at Bibliometrics Playlist. You can also see the list of bibliometric studies published by our network at https://researchhub.org/list-of-published-bibliometric-studies-by-research-hub-members/ We invite you to join
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Bibliometric studies published by Research HUB members and extended network Mumu, J. R., Tahmid, T., & Azad, M. A. K. (2020). Job satisfaction and intention to quit: A bibliometric review of work-family conflict and research agenda. Applied Nursing Research, 151334. Munim, Z. H., Dushenko, M., Jimenez, V. J., Shakil, M. H., & Imset, M. (2020). Big data and artificial intelligence in
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Usually when citing published studies, we cite their main findings rather than random texts in introduction or literature review. Here, I present three ways of citing findings of Munim and Schramm (2018) while avoiding plagiarism. The higher the quality of port infrastructure of a country, the better is the logistics performance of that country (Munim and Schramm, 2018). Munim and
Continue reading Below we present the list of key references for our Panel Data Analysis YouTube playlist. Baltagi, B. H. (2013). Econometric Analysis of Panel Data (4th ed.). Chichester, England: John Wiley & Sons. Cameron, A. C., & Trivedi, P. K. (2010). Microeconometrics Using Stata (2nd ed.). Texas: STATA Press. Roodman, D. (2009). How to do xtabond2: An introduction to difference and system GMM
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What is researchHUB? ResearchHUB, a platform for scholars worldwide, is founded in September 2015 by Dr. Ziaul Haque Munim, currently Associate Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway. RHUB is dedicated to publish videos on different research methods showing a step-by-step guideline, and providing tips and strategies to publish in high quality academic journals. Our audience ranges from Bachelors students
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Since the beginning of my academic career, I have been struggling with my academic writing. Since 2014, I have read at least 10 books and many articles only on academic writing. During my PhD years, I took a course in academic English writing. Still, for most of my research articles, I use a professional native English speaker proof-reader before submitting
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