Dr. Ajayi Of UniBen Opens Secret Vault On Scientific Papers Publication
He's been on the ground for sometime, but his recognition has been coming lately in leap and bound.
His is Dr. Ifedayo Ajayi of the physiology department, University of Benin and an astute medical laboratory scientist.
He was invited on Sunday June 10 as guest on the Scientist Voice, the educative chat session on this forum. What's the best way to be published? He counsels that the very best route to being published
is to keep on writing. The more you write, your better chance of getting published even if you have
lots of rejection slips on your table. It will add to your experience.
On what factors should be considered in choice of journals for publishing? He is his reply '
Factors involved include the visibility of the journal, the focus of the journal and how well it matches the topic of the manuscript, the impact factor of the journal, the timeliness of the editorial office process and whether feedback is constructive, journal accessibility, author costs, and the governance of the journal. Among these, the impact factor plays a particularly significant role in choosing a journal, and yet it is also one of the more controversial areas in terms of the way it is utilized. Having a set of guidelines to assess will add a significant difference to your publication success.'
AMLSN Rivers Holds Biomedical Week, Dazzles Public
What role has the medical laboratory scientist to play on diagnosis and control of the dreaded
lassa fever? That's one of the focus of the Dr. Chris Mbata led Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria, Rivers State branch in their well publicized Biomedical week which commenced in Port-Harcourt on June 12.
The erudite and ageless Prof. Dennis Agbonlahon was invited to do justice to the topic.
Kudos to the people's chairman and his crew who are doing great steering the ship of the Association in Rivers State.
The announcement of his name in the manifest of the victims of the Dana plane crash was shocking
and sobering. Taiwo Lamidi lived as a committed Medical Laboratory Scientist who abhors injustice. He took the flag of the profession wherever he went and was well known for his progressive unionism.
The loss was great and most associates are yet to recover from the loss. So are the members of this forum. As we accept his demise with great sympathy to his family, we say may his soul rest in peace.
Daniel Nanbol Vies For Plateau AMLSN Chairmanship
The deputy administrator of the forum, Daniel Nanbol has indicated his interest to contest for the chairmanship of AMLSN, Plateau State branch in the June 30 election. Well wishers has announced support for his ambition and expressed solidarity for his candidacy. Best of luck to the ever creative
MLS.
Samuel C. Eze Goes Home
The death has been announced of Mr. Samuel C. Eze, the former head, School of Medical Laboratory
Science, Orthopaedic Hospital, Enugu. May his gently soul rest in peace.
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