10 Ways to reduce the word count of your research paperAs an author, it is quite difficult to write concisely. After all, you have so much to say! But when submitting your manuscript to a journal, you must ensure that you meet the required word count...Read More
10 Ways to reduce the word count of your research paperAs an author, it is quite difficult to write concisely. After all, you have so much to say! But when submitting your manuscript to a journal, you must ensure that you meet the required word count...Read More
10 Ways to reduce the word count of your research paperAs an author, it is quite difficult to write concisely. After all, you have so much to say! But when submitting your manuscript to a journal, you must ensure that you meet the required word count...Read More
10 Ways to reduce the word count of your research paperAs an author, it is quite difficult to write concisely. After all, you have so much to say! But when submitting your manuscript to a journal, you must ensure that you meet the required word count...Read More
10 Ways to reduce the word count of your research paperAs an author, it is quite difficult to write concisely. After all, you have so much to say! But when submitting your manuscript to a journal, you must ensure that you meet the required word count...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Can I submit a paper without informing my co-author?I wrote a manuscript to submit it to a journal and I cannot let my supervisor know about it because he doesn't show any interest in it. But I want to publish this work. However, his name is include...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Why you should be a skeptical scientist"Don’t take my word for it, but being a scientist is about being a skeptic," says Tim van der Zee in this post. Read on to know why he thinks scientists should be skeptical of what they read and the...Read More
Authors beware: Avoid falling prey to predatory journals and bogus conferencesHere, the discussion centers on predatory publishers, journals, service providers, and conferences. Shawn talks about her experience receiving authorship invitations from predatory journals and...Read More
Authors beware: Avoid falling prey to predatory journals and bogus conferencesHere, the discussion centers on predatory publishers, journals, service providers, and conferences. Shawn talks about her experience receiving authorship invitations from predatory journals and...Read More
Authors beware: Avoid falling prey to predatory journals and bogus conferencesHere, the discussion centers on predatory publishers, journals, service providers, and conferences. Shawn talks about her experience receiving authorship invitations from predatory journals and...Read More
The future of academic publishing and advice for young researchersJon Tennant is currently a final year PhD (palaeontology) student at Imperial College London in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering. His research focuses on patterns of biodiversity and...Read More
The future of academic publishing and advice for young researchersJon Tennant is currently a final year PhD (palaeontology) student at Imperial College London in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering. His research focuses on patterns of biodiversity and...Read More
The future of academic publishing and advice for young researchersJon Tennant is currently a final year PhD (palaeontology) student at Imperial College London in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering. His research focuses on patterns of biodiversity and...Read More
The future of academic publishing and advice for young researchersJon Tennant is currently a final year PhD (palaeontology) student at Imperial College London in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering. His research focuses on patterns of biodiversity and...Read More
Transparency in research and reporting: Expanding the effort through new tools for authors and editors Transparency in reporting of research is essential for providing enough information about how the work was performed to allow others to replicate it. This post takes a view at some new initiatives...Read More
Transparency in research and reporting: Expanding the effort through new tools for authors and editors Transparency in reporting of research is essential for providing enough information about how the work was performed to allow others to replicate it. This post takes a view at some new initiatives...Read More
Transparency in research and reporting: Expanding the effort through new tools for authors and editors Transparency in reporting of research is essential for providing enough information about how the work was performed to allow others to replicate it. This post takes a view at some new initiatives...Read More
Transparency in research and reporting: Expanding the effort through new tools for authors and editors Transparency in reporting of research is essential for providing enough information about how the work was performed to allow others to replicate it. This post takes a view at some new initiatives...Read More
A practical handbook of templates for communicating with the journalAre you afraid of contacting the journal? Are you unsure when, under what kind of circumstances, and how frequently it would be appropriate to write to the editor? Are you undecided about what to...Read More
A practical handbook of templates for communicating with the journalAre you afraid of contacting the journal? Are you unsure when, under what kind of circumstances, and how frequently it would be appropriate to write to the editor? Are you undecided about what to...Read More
Does Scopus have any rapid publication journals? Are there any Scopus indexed journals that give a decision within 3 weeks? Submission and Peer Review Publication Buzzwords Editage Insights Written Mar 30, 2017 SCOPUS is a huge database and I’m sure it in ...
I am sad because I recently got an email from the editor of a journal in which my paper is published, requesting me to retract the paper because they found some errors in my data and statistical analysis. I am worried about my reputation if I have a retra ...
Which social science journals are included in the recent Thompson Reuters' Journal Citation Reports? Publication Buzzwords Editage Insights Written May 29, 2017 The 2016 Journal Citation Reports includes 11,365 journals from 81 countries in 234 disci ...
I have completed my PhD in Physical Chemistry from the Institute of Physical Chemistry, Peking University. I have applied for a fellowship in a prestigious American university. The competition for the position is likely to be intense. As a female candidat ...
For getting a PhD equivalent qualification one must have published 5 papers in journals with cumulative impact index of not less than 2. This is the criteria laid down by the All India Council for Technical Education. Kindly explain what is cumulative imp ...
How would you advise me to deal with my name which contains the letter "ö"? As the "ö" is not known in English it is sometimes changed to "oe" or just "o" when other authors cite my work. It can therefore sometimes ...
When I sent my manuscript for publication in 2015 to a journal, it was indexed in Science Citation Indexed Expanded (SCI-E), and the manuscript is still under review. But in 2016 indexing, the journal is not indexed in SCI-E any more. Now how will my manu ...
I want to know if the International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research-IJSER (ISSN 2229-5518) is indexed in Thomson Reuters. Publication Buzzwords Editage Insights Written May 8, 2017 Although the IJSER website states that it is indexed by T ...
Scenario 1: My paper was published online in 2013 when the journal IF was 1. When my paper was published in print in 2014, the journal IF became 0.5. Will my paper be considered published in a 0.5 or 1 IF journal? Scenario 2: My paper was accepted in 2013 ...
Recently, while I was uploading a manuscript in a journal website, I found a field where I can put my ORCiD. That website gave me the option to put my ResearcherID too. Yes, I have both. However, I am not fully aware about utility of these two IDs. Public ...
