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Despite promising developments, African researchers are still disadvantaged in publication

The 7th World Conference on Research Integrity, held in May–June 2022 in Cape Town, focused on issues surrounding ethics in collaboration between researchers in the…
Despite promising developments, African researchers are still disadvantaged in publication

eLife announces a new publishing model aimed at revolutionizing scientific publishing

Beginning next year, the journal eLife will change its publishing model. No longer will decisions to reject or accept papers be made following the peer review process…
eLife announces a new publishing model aimed at revolutionizing scientific publishing

The UK and the EU sign a treaty; UK researchers secure access to EU funding post Brexit

As the post-Brexit transition period was coming to an end, on December 24, the European Union (EU) and the UK struck an agreement that ends the uncertainty around UK’s…
The UK and the EU sign a treaty; UK researchers secure access to EU funding post Brexit

Enhancing the grant peer review system: Overview of Publons global survey

This post presents the key results from the Grant Review in Focus report, a global survey by Publons on grant peer revieweing
Enhancing the grant peer review system: Overview of Publons global survey

2nd Asian Science Editors' Conference and Workshop 2015: Meeting report - (Events)

This is a report of the 2nd Asian Science Editors' Conference and Workshop, organized by the Council of Asian Science Editors (CASE), in Hanoi, Vietnam, August 20-22,…
2nd Asian Science Editors' Conference and Workshop 2015: Meeting report - (Events)

39th Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting 2017: Conference report (Part 1)

Sneha Kulkarni, Senior Writer & Editor, Editage Insights, attended the 39th Annual Meeting of Society for Scholarly Publishing held in Boston, Massachusetts, from…
39th Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting 2017: Conference report (Part 1)

China deliberates stricter regulations on human gene studies

Chinese legislators are planning to implement a new set of regulations on gene editing in humans. The main intent behind this move is to ensure that the participants’…
China deliberates stricter regulations on human gene studies

How peer review is perceived by authors from emerging research countries

What do authors think about peer review? Do they think it's working? What changes do they want to see in peer review? And how can peer review quality be improved? Read…
How peer review is perceived by authors from emerging research countries

Changing career paths may stretch you out of 'your comfort zone' but that's where the magic happens!

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…
Changing career paths may stretch you out of 'your comfort zone' but that's where the magic happens!

Breaking down the barriers of untranslatability in transnational literature

Some words or phrases are ‘untranslatable’ as they are unique to a culture. Today, concepts of borders, boundaries and cultures have become more dynamic. These dynamic…