AI tools, use, and policies are evolving fast. Learn how to use AI responsibly in research and academic writing. This quick guide for authors covers AI in literature search, editing, translation, data analysis, and image Read More
Plain Language Summaries (PLS) are short explanations of scientific or medical research that translate complex, technical content into language that non-experts can understand. PLS essentially take a study or published research article, which often uses Read More
Modern Language Association (MLA) style guide is a staple in the field of humanities, and as researchers start their writing and publishing journeys, they are expected to have a good grasp on this formatting style. Read More
When you’ve spent months preparing your manuscript for publication, the last thing you want is for your manuscript to hit a wall because of something as seemingly “simple” issue with a figure or table Read More
You’ve done the research, the writing, the endless revisions, and now you have a polished manuscript ready to submit. But before you upload your work and hit “submit,” there are some key things you Read More
April 22nd, 2025, marks the 55th celebration of Earth Day, and this year’s theme is “Our Power, Our Planet.” Over the years, people from over 190 countries have come together to strive for the health of Read More
For International Open Access Week 2024, we revisited the most popular Q&As about open access publishing discussed on the Editage Insights’ Q&A Forum. From the huge bunch of questions on open access, Read More
There are several myths about copyright and open access that can create confusion among researchers, publishers, and the general public. Here we debunk 8 common myths around copyright and open access. Scroll through them below or Read More
Publishing in open access journals holds many benefits for authors, enhancing the visibility and widening the reach of their research. Additionally, many funding organizations and institutions mandate open access publication. However, in their quest to Read More
Peer review serves as an essential cornerstone of the academic publishing process, whereby manuscripts are rigorously evaluated by experts in the relevant fields. This critical procedure is key to ensuring that only the most robust Read More
