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Understanding science communication better: A conversation with Barbara Gastel

Barbara Gastel (BA, MD, MPH), coordinates the master's degree program in science and technology journalism at Texas A&M University. She has written three books…
Understanding science communication better: A conversation with Barbara Gastel

Serials crisis hits National Taiwan University, Elsevier journal subscriptions to be discontinued

The library of National Taiwan University (NTU) published a notice on its website saying that from 2017, it planned to discontinue its subscriptions to Elsevier’s…
Serials crisis hits National Taiwan University, Elsevier journal subscriptions to be discontinued

Take our survey: Author perspectives on the academic publishing process

As authors, you are at the center of the academic publishing system. What according to you needs change about academic publishing? Take this survey to let us know:…
Take our survey: Author perspectives on the academic publishing process

Breakthrough Prize awards $25 million to physicists, life scientists, and mathematicians

On 4 December, the Breakthrough Foundation honored physicists, life scientists, and mathematicians with the Breakthrough Prize worth $25 million for making significant…
Breakthrough Prize awards $25 million to physicists, life scientists, and mathematicians

New peer reviewers should learn to review their own work: Edgar Guevara

Edgar Guevara is currently a CONACYT research fellow at CIACYT-UASLP and member of the Mexican National System of Researchers. He has been the technical specialist of a…
New peer reviewers should learn to review their own work: Edgar Guevara

Psychologist wins 2016 John Maddox Prize for changing the course of legal history

The John Maddox Prize for the year 2016 has been awarded to leading cognitive psychologist Professor Elizabeth Loftus at the University of California, Irvine, as "her…
Psychologist wins 2016 John Maddox Prize for changing the course of legal history

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, November 2016

November was an eventful month for researchers and non-researchers alike. While Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential elections was much talked about, some other…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, November 2016

CEBIMar--Making science more accessible to the local Brazilian community

Alvaro E. Migotto is former Director of the Center of Marine Biology (CEBIMar) at the University of São Paulo in Brazil. He received his Doctoral degree in Zoology from…
CEBIMar--Making science more accessible to the local Brazilian community

It's our third anniversary and we want to thank you!

This month marks the third anniversary of Editage Insights, and we want to thank each one of you for your readership, participation, and feedback. Take a look at what we…
It's our third anniversary and we want to thank you!

Brazilian academics worry about more funding cuts proposed by new government

Brazil's new government headed by President Michel Temer is attempting to pass a constitutional amendment that would hit science funding hard. The Brazilian science…