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Ashley L. Waring-Sparks; Rachel A. Waring-Sparks; Rebekka Darner; Nathan T. Mortimer – Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education, 2024
While undergraduate research has been shown to be a high-impact educational practice, it is logistically impossible for all undergraduate biology majors to have long-term faculty-mentored research experience. Therefore, biology educators and researchers must devise opportunities to engage more students in undergraduate research outside of working…
Descriptors: Biology, Undergraduate Study, Student Research, Learner Engagement
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Carly A. Busch; Erika M. Nadile; Tasneem F. Mohammed; Logan E. Gin; Sara E. Brownell; Katelyn M. Cooper – Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 2024
Articulating the rules, roles, and values that are expected of undergraduate researchers is important as we strive to create a more accessible path into the scientific community. Rules refer to skills required of scientists, roles refer to behaviors consistent with the expectations of a scientist, and values refer to beliefs of the scientific…
Descriptors: Doctoral Students, Undergraduate Students, Researchers, Student Research
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Gu, Jibao; Lin, Yu; Vogel, Doug; Tian, Wen – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning, 2011
Doctoral graduate research performance (DRP) is recognized as one of the most critical indices for evaluation of the success of doctoral education. Doctoral graduates with high research performance directly reflect a higher ability in academic research and academic achievement. Consequently, identifying which factors influence DRP is potentially…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Foreign Countries, Performance Factors, Doctoral Degrees
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Park, Jongwon; Jang, Kyoung-Ae; Kim, Ikgyun – Research in Science Education, 2009
Investigation of scientists' actual processes of conducting research can provide us with more realistic aspects of scientific inquiry. This study was performed to identify three aspects of scientists' actual research: their motivations for scientific inquiry, the scientific inquiry skills they used, and the main types of results obtained from…
Descriptors: Research Methodology, Research Skills, Scientists, Science Instruction
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Allen, D. A. – Physics Education, 1982
A research astronomer outlines a typical day's work, describes the conventional route to become a research scientist, and discusses the kind of research done and some areas of expertise needed to accomplish the research (reading skills, computing, photography, electronics, cyrogenics, literary skills, verbal skills, and detective skills) among…
Descriptors: Astronomy, College Science, Higher Education, Research Skills
Pelzer, Nancy L. – 1981
A study evaluated several characteristics of authors published for the first time in two basic science research journals: "Brain Research," a well-established journal founded in 1966 (the first of its type); and "Brain Research Bulletin," a more recent journal founded in 1976. For the weekly "Brain Research," new…
Descriptors: Authors, Brain, Comparative Analysis, Evaluation Criteria