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The dark side of getting tenure, accepting review requests on holiday, trolling in peer review, and more (Good reads, August 2019)

We are at the end of an exciting month marked by interesting and thought-provoking discussions in academia. If you were unable to keep a tab on the goings-on in…
The dark side of getting tenure, accepting review requests on holiday, trolling in peer review, and more (Good reads, August 2019)

Helping young scientists communicate science, engaging on social media platforms, coming out as queer in academia, and much more! (Good reads July 2019)

It’s that time of the month again when we bring to you some of the most happening discussions from the scholarly publishing world.
Helping young scientists communicate science, engaging on social media platforms, coming out as queer in academia, and much more! (Good reads July 2019)

Gaming of peer review, parenting in academia, academics' "guilty pleasures," and much more! (Good reads, June 2019)

Read on to know more about the hot topics and goings-on of the scholarly communication universe this month!
Gaming of peer review, parenting in academia, academics' "guilty pleasures," and much more! (Good reads, June 2019)

Ghostwriting peer reviews, low uptake of article commenting, influence of peers on peer reviewers' opinion, and much more! (Good reads, May 2019)

Here is our curated list of some of the most happening conversations that took place in academia to fill your appetite for the goings-on of the scholarly publishing…
Ghostwriting peer reviews, low uptake of article commenting, influence of peers on peer reviewers' opinion, and much more! (Good reads, May 2019)

Misreporting of animal research, academia's role in policy making, the diverse roles researchers play, and more! (Good reads, April 2019)

Read through our top picks for this month and fill your appetite for interesting news and goings-on in the scholarly publishing world. Happy reading!
Misreporting of animal research, academia's role in policy making, the diverse roles researchers play, and more! (Good reads, April 2019)

Conference costs, p-values, faculty pressures, the Twitterization of academe, and much more! (Good reads, March 2019)

Catch up with some great discussions from the scholarly publishing world. Check out our top reading picks for you this month.
Conference costs, p-values, faculty pressures, the Twitterization of academe, and much more! (Good reads, March 2019)

Wonder women in science – Indian women scientists I admire

I find that a great way to stay motivated is to find people whose work you find inspirational and use them as a benchmark for yourself. Personally, I admire a few…
Wonder women in science – Indian women scientists I admire

The open access movement, systematic fraud in academic literature, misconceptions about open peer review, and more! (Good reads, February 2019)

The shortest month of the year has just gone by, and yet, so much happened this month in the academic and scholarly publishing world! We’re sure you want to know it all,…
The open access movement, systematic fraud in academic literature, misconceptions about open peer review, and more! (Good reads, February 2019)

Gene editing controversy, Doomsday Clock, celebrating unsung female scientists, and more! (Good reads, January 2019)

The first month of the New Year has already gone by! We hope you have had a great start. If you have been too busy to catch up with all the happenings in the academic…
Gene editing controversy, Doomsday Clock, celebrating unsung female scientists, and more! (Good reads, January 2019)

50 Motivational quotes and tips, 1 for each week of 2019

Here are 50 motivational tips shared by our interviewees and guest contributors. Each tip presents a unique perspective and will help you stay driven and achieve all…