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Quiz - How much do you know about the Nobel Prize in Chemistry?

In honor of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, we thought of looking back at some of the other Nobel Laureates in the field of chemistry. How much do you really know…
Quiz - How much do you know about the Nobel Prize in Chemistry?

Torchbearers of Science: Women Nobel Laureates in Chemistry since 2000

Did you know that only eight women have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry ever since it was first awarded in 1901? The first woman laureate was Marie Curie in 1911. Of…
Torchbearers of Science: Women Nobel Laureates in Chemistry since 2000

Peer Review Week 2019: What was the industry talking about on Twitter?

This year, during Peer Review Week, both event hashtags – #PeerRevWk19 and #QualityInPeerReview – were flooded with interesting peer review-related posts in multiple…
Peer Review Week 2019: What was the industry talking about on Twitter?

How much money researchers make, managing Phd viva nervousness, and more

Here is a short and quick roundup of what was on academics’ minds on Twitter this month.
How much money researchers make, managing Phd viva nervousness, and more

Quiz - How well do you know the Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine?

In honor of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Medicine, we thought it would be interesting to jolt our memories and look back at some of the other Nobel Laureates in Physiology or…
Quiz - How well do you know the Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine?

The cost of reformatting papers, awareness of open access, the effect of misrepresented citations, and more (Good reads, October 2019)

Take a look at some of our most interesting picks from the month of October in academia. 
The cost of reformatting papers, awareness of open access, the effect of misrepresented citations, and more (Good reads, October 2019)

Gene editing controversy, Doomsday Clock, celebrating unsung female scientists, and more! (Good reads, January 2019)

The first month of the New Year has already gone by! We hope you have had a great start. If you have been too busy to catch up with all the happenings in the academic…
Gene editing controversy, Doomsday Clock, celebrating unsung female scientists, and more! (Good reads, January 2019)

Gene editing controversy, #MeToo movement in academia, citizen science, and more! (Good reads, November 2018)

Here're some interesting discussions you may have missed this month– a unique disobedience award that rewards scientists for their contributions to society, a different…
Gene editing controversy, #MeToo movement in academia, citizen science, and more! (Good reads, November 2018)

Digital accessibility: What it means and why it is important in scholarly publishing

This article explores the concept of digital accessibility, discusses why it is important in scholarly publishing, and looks at how publishers are facilitating…
Digital accessibility: What it means and why it is important in scholarly publishing

Ghostwriting peer reviews, low uptake of article commenting, influence of peers on peer reviewers' opinion, and much more! (Good reads, May 2019)

Here is our curated list of some of the most happening conversations that took place in academia to fill your appetite for the goings-on of the scholarly publishing…