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Taking inclusion in peer review to a new level: Kids as reviewers for scientific manuscripts

Emma Clayton is the Journal Manager for the Frontiers for Young Minds journal. She has been with the Young Minds team since 2016. Following an MRes in Ecology and…
Taking inclusion in peer review to a new level: Kids as reviewers for scientific manuscripts

Maintaining diversity and inclusion in editorial and peer review positions A journal editor's perspective

John Butler Adam, Editor-in-Chief of the South African Journal of Science (SAJS), shares his thoughts about diversity and inclusion in peer review in the South African…
Maintaining diversity and inclusion in editorial and peer review positions A journal editor's perspective

How does the world perceive science? Findings from 2019 State of Science Index

How does the general population perceive science and scientists? This post summarizes 3M's report State of Science Index: 2019 Global Findings on what people think about…
How does the world perceive science? Findings from 2019 State of Science Index

The 45th London Book Fair: A platform for writers, publishers, and technology exhibitors

The London Book Fair (LBF), which is now in its 45th year, will take place from 12-14 April 2016. This event is an amalgamation of readers, writers, publishers, and even…
The 45th London Book Fair: A platform for writers, publishers, and technology exhibitors

India's new four-tier system to counter plagiarism meets with mixed responses

The Indian government recently announced the drafting of a policy, which includes a four-tier system, to penalize researchers engaging in academic plagiarism. This…
India's new four-tier system to counter plagiarism meets with mixed responses

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, August 2017

To help you stay up-to-date with the latest topics of discussion in academia, we've curated this list of interesting posts and updates. While most of these posts are…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, August 2017

Report of the 2017 Annual Conference of the Asian Council of Science Editors - (Events)

The Editage Insights team participated in the 2017 meeting of the Asian Council of Science Editors (ACSE) at the Carlton Palace Hotel in Deira, Dubai, on August 13 and…
Report of the 2017 Annual Conference of the Asian Council of Science Editors - (Events)

China to support open access in a big way by adopting Plan S

Major funders and librarians in China have stated their intent to support and join Plan S, an initiative by a group of European funders to ensure that by 2020 all…
China to support open access in a big way by adopting Plan S

China cracks down on academic misconduct, issues tough guidelines for authors and institutions

China, one of the leading countries in scientific research, is working proactively to ensure that the researchers in the country abide by the highest standards of…
China cracks down on academic misconduct, issues tough guidelines for authors and institutions

Diverse views on diversity in peer review

This year, during Peer Review Week, the scholarly publishing world will be abuzz with discussions about diversity in peer review. To capture the essence of the theme, we…