The Life Science Teaching Resource Community is a free online community and teaching resource library for life science educators at all levels.
The Life Science Teaching Resource Community is a free online community and teaching resource library for life science educators at all levels.This community was founded and is maintained by a collaboration of scientific societies from the US and UK. The community and educational resources found on our site are free and open to educators worldwide, although free registration may be required to participate in some community activities, such as posting comments.
05/07/2019
Must-read Articles for Teacher Appreciation Week During Teacher Appreciation Week (May 6–10), the American Physiological Society (APS) celebrates educators in appreciation of the vital part they play in supporting rising physiologists.
04/10/2019
04/10/2019
Bravo! Great teamwork. Another successful APS Frontiers in Physiology Teachers Workshop. All levels high school through undergraduate can make this heart. A great lab activity.
12/17/2018
Last day to apply for the Writing for Scientific Journals course, don't miss the opportunity!
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
12/13/2018
5 days left to apply for the Writing for Scientific Journals course in sunny Florida!
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
12/12/2018
How many references should you have in your manuscript? Apply and find out at Writing and Reviewing Course.
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
12/05/2018
Which part of the manuscript is read most? One week left to apply for the Writing for Scientific Journals course.
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
12/04/2018
Should you repeat your results in the manuscript discussion section? Get the answers at the Writing for Scientific Journals Course.
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
11/29/2018
When should you put data in the text of your manuscript instead of a figure? Find out at the Writing and Reviewing Course.
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
11/28/2018
What does a reviewer look for in a manuscript? It is covered in the Writing for Scientific Journals course.
American Physiological Society > Writing for Scientific Journals (Orlando) This professional development course is designed for upper level graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as well as any researcher who wants to hone his/her manuscript writing skills. As part of the course, students share their first draft manuscript with a small working group that includes peers...
