Jan 11, 2023
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Dr Tushar Chauhan
Google Scholar is a resource to find peer-reviewed articles on the Web. Every PhD student should know about it from the very beginning.
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The most underrated but crucial website for PhDs is Wikipedia. Students can learn basic fundamentals on any topic using Wiki.
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NCBI is the Website for biology and life science students where they can find literature, data, tools and more things that help their research.
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PubMed Central is an online repository of freely available full-text articles. It’s free and authentic, and students can download articles as well as citations.
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Another important website to find scholarly articles in one place is Science Direct. Students can read abstracts and choose the one they want.
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Google Books is a dedicated place to read and download books. It’s a huge database of so many books.
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Ilovepdf is a great place to edit, convert, and restructure your pdf. You can even convert documents from words- pdf, ppt-pdf, excel-pdf or pdf-word.
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Canva is an online website to prepare interactive for your thesis, article or presentation– like images, figures, datasheets, charts, and many more things.
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Freepik is an online database of freely available and high-quality images. Students can download images for free and use them for their assignments.
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Our platform— ThePhDHub is a place where students can learn to do research and thesis writing, get tips from experts and read the success stories of other peers.
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