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Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, November 2015

November was an interesting month for the scholarly communication folks. This month was marked by discussions around irreproducibility, authorship conflict, and costs of…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, November 2015

Does the publishing process impact the way science is conducted and disseminated?

Undergoing the process of scientific publication is inevitable for researchers, but most find this a daunting task as it is long drawn and effort intensive. After…
Does the publishing process impact the way science is conducted and disseminated?

Two years of an exciting journey in bringing together researchers across the world

Editage Insights celebrated its second anniversary this November! We’ve grown by leaps and bounds and I’m excited to share our experience so far and give you a glimpse…
Two years of an exciting journey in bringing together researchers across the world

China takes stern steps against those involved in author misconduct

Following the multiple cases of author misconduct in which Chinese researchers were involved, the Chinese government and a major funding agency in China are taking steps…
China takes stern steps against those involved in author misconduct

Chilean researchers protest the lack of governmental support to science

Unhappy with the way science is being governed in the country, Chilean researchers resorted to street protests and published an open letter that criticized the…
Chilean researchers protest the lack of governmental support to science

How authors, reviewers, and editors perceive peer review: An overview of the Taylor & Francis report

Peer review is considered by most scholars to be a reliable method of evaluating research qualitatively. But what are the perspectives of authors, peer reivewers, and…
How authors, reviewers, and editors perceive peer review: An overview of the Taylor & Francis report

The Breakthrough Prize awards researchers a total of $21.9 million

The richest award in science, the Breakthrough Prize, was presented on October 8 to researchers belonging to the fields of physics, life sciences, and mathematics. This…
The Breakthrough Prize awards researchers a total of $21.9 million

How logical thinking and single-minded focus to find solutions can help researchers be successful

Professor Linqi Zhang - Chair, Department of Basic Medical Sciences and Comprehensive Aids Research Center at Tsinghua University, China - is very passionate about HIV…
How logical thinking and single-minded focus to find solutions can help researchers be successful

Controversial Human Brain Project secures 3-year European Commission funding

The controversial Human Brain Project (HBP) has secured funding from the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, for the next three years that…
Controversial Human Brain Project secures 3-year European Commission funding
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Interdisciplinary research: Challenges, perceptions, and the way forward

As the focus of research is shifting to resolving challenges such as climate change, food and water crisis, research is transcending the boundaries of disciplines. But…