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How can science editors keep up with the industry's rapid evolution? Easier than you think!

President of the European Association of Science Editors, Dr. Joan Marsh, speaks about resources for the development of editors.
How can science editors keep up with the industry's rapid evolution? Easier than you think!
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Publish—in English—or Perish? How ESL authors can overcome the language barrier

The sphere of scientific communication is dominated by English. Even though ESL (English-as-a-second-language) authors may have conducted groundbreaking research and…
Publish—in English—or Perish? How ESL authors can overcome the language barrier

Building an infrastructure for global knowledge exchange through open access

In this part of our video interview, Dr. John Willinsky talks about the inequity of access to research in certain parts of the world and how digital publishing and open…
Building an infrastructure for global knowledge exchange through open access

"Pay attention to your weaknesses and embrace any negative feedback."

Michelle Belanger is a general physician who has an experience of over 6 years in academic research, medical writing, and reviewing.
"Pay attention to your weaknesses and embrace any negative feedback."

Beyond open access: Sharing research-derived knowledge with society

In this first part of our video interview, Dr. John Willinsky provokes thoughtful discussion on the future of academic research and more broadly, a knowledge-based…
Beyond open access: Sharing research-derived knowledge with society

Report of the 2014 conference of the European Association of Science Editors

I attended the 12th General Assembly and Conference of the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) in Split, Croatia, June 12-15, 2014. I arrived in Split, a…
Report of the 2014 conference of the European Association of Science Editors

"Write from memory first, and then add the details and technicalities."

Nicolette Papastefanou holds a doctorate in communication/public relations management and has more than 14 years of experience in academic writing, research, reviewing,…
"Write from memory first, and then add the details and technicalities."
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Keeping the scholarly record sound - a journal editor's duty

In this segment of a three-part interview series, Dr. Irene Hames—an independent research-publication and peer-review specialist with over 30 years’ experience in…
Keeping the scholarly record sound - a journal editor's duty

The 2014 Kyoto Prize goes to a Japanese artist and two American scientists

The winners of the prestigious Kyoto Prize, Japan’s outstanding lifetime achievement award, have been announced for this year: 
The 2014 Kyoto Prize goes to a Japanese artist and two American scientists

What every scholar should know about the 2014 Kyoto Prize

The Kyoto Prize, Japan’s highest award presented annually for outstanding lifetime achievement, will be announced tomorrow, June 20, 2014. The internationally esteemed…