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Journal bans authors of plagiarized papers and reviewers with non-institutional emails

As a preventive measure against plagiarism and instances of fake peer reviews, DNA and Cell Biology will impose a 3-year ban on any author who submits plagiarized…
Journal bans authors of plagiarized papers and reviewers with non-institutional emails

Editorial management: Experiences working with remote and on-site editors

Jennifer Deyton writes about the changes and growth J&J Editorial has experienced over the past several years and describes the challenges and benefits of finding a…
Editorial management: Experiences working with remote and on-site editors

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, October 2015

October was an exciting month and we had so much to read about!  We closely followed the 2015 International Open Access Week, the debate on the ethics of stem cell…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, October 2015

We should persuade scientists to reimagine their relationship with the public

Richard Poynder is an independent journalist/blogger with a particular interest in open access and its perception and application across different sections of academia…
We should persuade scientists to reimagine their relationship with the public

Government screening mandatory for Russian research to be eligible for publishing

Academic freedom has become a hot topic of discussion among Russian scientists as a recent amendment in law by the Russian government states that research manuscripts…
Government screening mandatory for Russian research to be eligible for publishing

Perspectives of Chinese researchers on open access and open data

The scientific community is steadily moving toward open science. Even publishers are joining this “open” trend. China, being the country with the second largest research…
Perspectives of Chinese researchers on open access and open data

The research deposited in repositories is not always freely or easily available

Richard Poynder is an independent journalist/blogger with a particular interest in open access and its perception and application across different sections of academia…
The research deposited in repositories is not always freely or easily available

Increased openness is the best way to tackle ethical problems in research and publishing

Richard Poynder is an independent journalist/blogger with a particular interest in open access and its perception and application across different sections of academia…
Increased openness is the best way to tackle ethical problems in research and publishing

While free content is to be welcomed, the way it is paid for can create new problems

Richard Poynder is an independent journalist/blogger with a particular interest in open access and its perception and application across different sections of academia…
While free content is to be welcomed, the way it is paid for can create new problems

Taking open access one step further: The role of SciELO in the global publication landscape

Abel Packer is one of founders of SciELO, or Scientific Electronic Library Online, and current Coordinator of the SciELO/FAPESP Program and Advisor of Information and…