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A pint of science for everyone, everywhere - A conversation with Dr. Elodie Chabrol

Dr. Chabrol is a full-time science communicator and event organizer. She is the International Director of Pint of Science, a global festival that aims to get scientists…
A pint of science for everyone, everywhere - A conversation with Dr. Elodie Chabrol

Brazilian researchers and students protest cuts in research and education budget

Thousands of researchers flocked to the streets of Brazil to protest a major cut in the public education budget. Education Minister Abraham Weintraub announced a 30% cut…
Brazilian researchers and students protest cuts in research and education budget

Editage Insights is gearing up for Peer Review Week 2018 and we want you to join us!

Peer Review Week 2018 is drawing closer (September 10 to 15) and we can barely contain our excitement! Being staunch supporters and one of the organizing committee…
Editage Insights is gearing up for Peer Review Week 2018 and we want you to join us!

Germany announces 3% annual increase in research funding for the next decade

The German budget plan includes a 3% yearly increase in research spending; the number of yearly evaluations for institutions is likely to rise too.
Germany announces 3% annual increase in research funding for the next decade

Offering peer review opportunities to under-represented groups is the most powerful journal brand-building opportunity

Donald Samulack, President, US Operations, Editage, Cactus Communications, talks about how the scholarly publishing industry needs to make concerted efforts to move…
Offering peer review opportunities to under-represented groups is the most powerful journal brand-building opportunity

We should be the change we want to see in academic science!

Dr. Karishma Kaushik is a recipient of the Ramalingaswami Re-entry Fellowship from the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India. After completing her MD in…
We should be the change we want to see in academic science!

A powerful catalyst for electrolysis of water that could help harness renewable energy

An international collaboration of Scientists at Dongguk University developed a novel nickel-based hydroxide compound that can be used as a powerful catalyst for the…
A powerful catalyst for electrolysis of water that could help harness renewable energy

India to develop own framework for open access instead of joining Plan S

The principal scientific advisor to the Indian government recently shared that the country would not adopt Plan S and would instead develop an open access framework that…
India to develop own framework for open access instead of joining Plan S

North Korea's Pyongyang University concerned about U.S. travel ban

Last week, the U.S. government announced that it plans to bar its citizens from traveling to North Korea. This move is being contemplated due to the risk of "long-term…
North Korea's Pyongyang University concerned about U.S. travel ban

Hungarian researchers protest government's takeover of scientific institutions

A new law will allow Hungary’s government to take over charge of 15 institutions previously overseen by the Academy of Sciences, the most prestigious academic society in…