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Why early career researchers need structured and systematic training

Editage's recently released Global Author Survey Report, based on the perspectives of almost 7000 researchers worldwide, highlighted the gravity and types of problems…
Why early career researchers need structured and systematic training

Duke University to pay $112.5 million to settle research misconduct lawsuit

Duke University has settled research misconduct lawsuit with a reimbursement of $112.5 million while the whistleblower who filed the lawsuit will receive more than $33…
Duke University to pay $112.5 million to settle research misconduct lawsuit

Do researchers from emerging research countries trust peer review?

The truth is that love it or hate it, peer reviews play an integral part of the scholarly publishing process and research authors must learn to live with it. But in the…
Do researchers from emerging research countries trust peer review?

Using artificial intelligence (AI) in peer review

At first, it seems AI and peer review have nothing in common. Peer reviewers are human, and no machine has (yet) come up with the ability to read a paper and decide if…
Using artificial intelligence (AI) in peer review

Control, treat, repeat: Replicating an experiment on uncertainty

Economics scholars at the University of Chicago investigate how uncertainty affects cooperation and emphasize the importance of replicating experiments to validate their…
Control, treat, repeat: Replicating an experiment on uncertainty

How the Monster Jury helped me deal with peer review better

I must admit that as a young academic, receiving a decision from a journal stirs up some strong emotions. With trembling hands I read the editor’s decision: Major…
How the Monster Jury helped me deal with peer review better

The open systems we develop should be inclusive, equitable, and truly serve the needs of a diverse global community

Iryna Kuchma is the Open Access Programme Manager for EIFL, a not-for-profit organization that helps libraries enable access to knowledge in developing and transition…
The open systems we develop should be inclusive, equitable, and truly serve the needs of a diverse global community

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

Save the date: Join us in celebrating Peer Review Week 2018 from September 10-15

Are you as excited for Peer Review Week 2018 as we are? This global event is dedicated to encouraging discussions about peer review. The theme for this year’s Peer…
Save the date: Join us in celebrating Peer Review Week 2018 from September 10-15

Why has Korea published few papers on COVID-19? 4 Researchers share their views

While the response to the pandemic brought South Korea to limelight, it is remarkable that the number of COVID-19 papers by Korean researchers is low compared to the…