Southeast Asian Journal of Case Report and Review

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Southeast Asian Journal of Case Report and Review is a Peer-reviewed, International medical journal Published by the Association of Health Professionals. It will publish 04 issues per year will publish a research paper prepared by Health Professional. Journal will Give Preference to Case Report and Review Article   Aim and Scope The aim and commitment of the journal is to publish a research-oriented manuscript on significant issues in all the subjects and areas of Medical Science including Genome mutation and Pathogenicity in microbes. Journal more...

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Amina Sultan*, Akanksha Juneja, Gurvinder Kaur


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The after-effects of COVID-19 on academia and scientific community: Researchers perspective


Short Communication

Author Details : Amina Sultan*, Akanksha Juneja, Gurvinder Kaur

Volume : 9, Issue : 1, Year : 2022

Article Page : 15-17

https://doi.org/10.18231/j.sajcrr.2022.005



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Abstract

The commotion pandemic has caused has affected almost every aspect of the academic community. Distancing and issues related to the risk of spread have caused researchers to stop most of their most non-COVID clinical trials and experiments, causing a reduction in recruitment of research associates and a lag in data entry into clinical trial databases. Fresh graduates and research scholars who have not yet begun their doctoral research or postdoctoral fellowship are among the most who will endure the consequences. Few valuable crowdfunding options have surfaced to help fund effective scientific research that may otherwise not receive financial support. The institutes affected by the COVID-19 pandemic can seek extra financial aid to cover expenditures that arise from projects being delayed or derailed. The research community should raise awareness of the challenges faced by universities and researchers worldwide and clearly explain the need for action to prevent or limit any further unfavourable consequences.


Keywords: Academic Research, COVID­19, Crowdfunding, Mental Health, Research Community


How to cite : Sultan A, Juneja A, Kaur G, The after-effects of COVID-19 on academia and scientific community: Researchers perspective. South Asian J Case Rep Rev 2022;9(1):15-17

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