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Articles in articles
For many people learning English, articles seem to be a constant source of frustration. This grammar phenomenon causes trouble especially for those whose mother tongue doesn’t have articles.
On logic, structure, and your authorial voice
Ever felt frustrated with a paper that just won’t come together — where your argument falls apart, rewrites never end, and reviewer comments keep piling up? You’re not alone.

Through the editor’s eyes: How to avoid desk rejects
Desk-reject is a nightmare of many researchers, do you agree?

How to close a lot of gaps in six weeks
As artificial intelligence continues its victory march in all spheres of our life, interest in educational products focused on AI is far from diminishing - in fact, it has never been so high. At AWC, courses and workshops on AI for researchers remain an important part of the program.
The Academic Writing Center goes global
Europe, Asia, North America—where hasn’t the AWC made its mark? Now South America knows us, too!
How not to get lost in communication
What do good jokes have in common? Just one principle of effective communication taken to the point of absurdity.

Me in the spotlight: The art of self-presentation
Dear colleague, we are absolutely sure that your skills, competencies, interests, and achievements are hard to count! Which makes it infinitely more challenging to squeeze them into a short CV - not to mention a tiny conference bio.

Hit the journal - right on target
Choosing a journal for publication is becoming an increasingly daunting task - what with growing search opportunities, on the one hand, and recent limitations for Russian scholars, on the other. We try to help our colleagues by keeping this issue in focus and offering multiple perspectives.

Academic presentation booster: From PechaKucha to posters and more
Are you a frequent conference speaker? Are you determined not only to spread your ideas but also to make an impression? Check out the AWC new course that we launched this spring.

The author’s voice in sciences and humanities: Insights from a researcher
The author’s stance is a topic we regularly focus on, and this semester we invited our visitors to look at it from a linguist’s perspective.
