A professor once told me that pursuing a PhD can extend one's youth. As I became more acquainted with this way of life, I saw where that comment came from. Throughout my academic path, I understood that the PhD life is a perpetual process of inquiry and discovery, resulting in both delight and disappointment, much like when you're a kid. The difference is that you can't truly shape your childhood to be as joyful as you want it to be, but your PhD "extended childhood" is entirely under your hands. So, in order to assist you in locating a PhD program that is a good fit for you.

In most scientific domains, literature reviews are in high demand. Their requirement derives from the growing volume of scientific publications. For example, compared to 1991, three, eight, and forty times more publications on malaria, obesity, and biodiversity were indexed in the Web of Science in 2008. Scientists cannot be expected to evaluate in depth every new publication relevant to their interests in the face of such mountains of documents. As a result, relying on periodical summaries of recent research is useful and required. Although original research is the primary source of recognition for scientists, timely literature assessments can lead to fresh synthetic discoveries and are frequently extensively read. However, for such summaries to be meaningful, they must be professionally produced.