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Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

The month of September was exciting and stimulating for the scholarly communication and academic publishing community. The global celebration of Peer Review Week added…
Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

Peer reviewers tell all: A Q&A with expert reviewers

The work of peer reviewers can remain somewhat mysterious, particularly for the less experienced authors. To better understand the work of a reviewer, their decision…
Peer reviewers tell all: A Q&A with expert reviewers

Responsible use of preprints, need for animal research, PhD career prospects, and more (Good reads, August 2018)

The month of August was remarkable for the scholarly communication and academic publishing community. Several important discussions around preprints, use of animals in…
Responsible use of preprints, need for animal research, PhD career prospects, and more (Good reads, August 2018)

The relationship between science and politics, gender bias in academia, and much more! (Good reads, July 2018)

Hasn’t July been a busy month on the scholarly communication and academic publishing front? We know it may not have been easy to catch up with all the happenings. From…
The relationship between science and politics, gender bias in academia, and much more! (Good reads, July 2018)
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Top 20 fascinating YouTube channels for science junkies

YouTube can be a great source of engaging science-related videos if you know where to look. This article lists the top 20 most fascinating YouTube channels for…
Top 20 fascinating YouTube channels for science junkies

Problems in peer review, impact factor substitutes, and much more! (Good reads, June 2018)

Do you know what the scholarly publishing industry was talking about in June 2018? We've curated for you an interesting mix of some great discussions about research and…
Problems in peer review, impact factor substitutes, and much more! (Good reads, June 2018)

Guest post in The Scholarly Kitchen: Research deluge — are researchers writing more yet contributing less?

We are witnessing a boom in science publications that is both exciting and concerning. Is this deluge in publications taking us closer to unravelling unsolved problems?…
Guest post in The Scholarly Kitchen: Research deluge — are researchers writing more yet contributing less?

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, May 2018

The month of May has rushed past us, and a lot has transpired on the scholarly communication and academic publishing front. If you have been too busy to catch the buzz,…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, May 2018

Math Stat Month, National Library Week, and much more brewing on Academic Twitter in April 2018

Last month, academic Twitter was abuzz with conversations around topics such as Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month, the March for Science Movement, and the…
Math Stat Month, National Library Week, and much more brewing on Academic Twitter in April 2018

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, April 2018

Do you know what the scholarly community was talking about this month? Our team of editors has compiled a list of the some great posts from around the web that include…