Here is a compilation of my favourite resources (some are a list of lists) tailored for predocs, research assistants, prospective and current PhD students, as well as other early career researchers:
Predoc and PhD Applications (US) (Alvin Christian): https://www.alvinchristian.com/resources
General tips (workflow, writing, publishing, twitter, and more) (Claes Backman): https://sites.google.com/view/claesbackman/tips-for-phd-students#h.qpfkudpcxj3j
Resources for Indian students (Tips and resources; RA guides) (Aaditya Dar): https://aadityadar.com/econ_ra_india/
Research, Replicability, Presentation, Mental Health, and more (Shanjun Li): https://shanjunli6.github.io/
How to make academic slides (Simon Oh): https://sangmino.notion.site/How-to-Make-Academic-Slides-12f1a297c46180b8aaaac5345b6705bc
(2025) AI for Economists: Prompts & Resources (Jesse Lastunen): https://sites.google.com/view/lastunen/ai-for-economists?authuser=0
(2026) Some Thoughts on AI and Research (Isaiah Andrews): Some Thoughts on AI and Research: https://economics.mit.edu/sites/default/files/2026-04/IA%20AI%20note_1.pdf
Bibtex converter for ChatGPT (Ingar Haaland): https://chatgpt.com/g/g-4edrlrF3V-bibtex-converter
Job Market (Ryan Briggs): https://x.com/ryancbriggs/status/1991550831481745783
(2026) AI-based seminar and teaching prep (Simon Oh): https://seminar-dry-run.vercel.app/
Conducting primary surveys in India using voter rolls (DOs and DON'Ts): feel free to contact for more information