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How to breathe life into unpublished content

How to breathe life into unpublished content

No wonder unpublished content is a pain point for researchers. This post suggests some ways of turning that into published material, though not always in the form of a research paper.

Most interesting content on Editage Insights in 2022

Most interesting content on Editage Insights in 2022

We published 243 content pieces on Editage Insights this year, and this post has some of the most interesting and well-received ones.

Q: What is the meaning of content scope?

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In project work, what is the meaning of content scope?
  • Asked on November 29, 2021

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Thank you for your question! The content scope of a paper indicates the extent to which the research area will be explored…

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The ownership of scientific publications and content in the era of AI/ChatGPT

The ownership of scientific publications and content in the era of AI/ChatGPT

The rise of generative AI, exemplified by language models like ChatGPT, is reshaping scientific publication ownership. While AI aids research by generating content, it poses questions on…

Q: Can my patent-related contents be published in a journal?

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Can I publish my patent about architecture building in any architecture related journal? If my contents are good, what will be beneficial for me?
  • Asked on June 20, 2016

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Patent rules are country specific. In the US, publicly using or selling an invention more than 1 year prior to filing a patent…

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In pursuit of contentment: How to align personal and professional goals

In pursuit of contentment: How to align personal and professional goals as a researcher

If your personal and professional goals are not in sync, it can lead to a sense of discontent. Left unaddressed, these feelings can become the cause of mental and…

Is Nature’s content sharing initiative a move toward open access? Does Nature truly provide free access or does it restrict access?

Does Nature's content sharing initiative spell free access or restrictive access?

Nature Publishing Group (NPG) has announced the launch of a new content sharing initiative that claims to provide free read-only access to articles that were…

Q: What type of content should be included in the introduction section of a thesis?

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I am now writing the manuscript of my thesis to submit for publication. What type of content has to be included to make it a good introduction?

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In a thesis, the idea of the introduction is to provide a roadmap of the study. At a broad level, the introduction…

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Q: What can be the reason behind two papers by the same author having similar content ?

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Hi, during my literature search, I came up with two published papers written by the same author. The titles and contents of both the papers are very similar. Can this be coincidence or is it a…
  • Asked on February 1, 2015

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Two papers authored by the same person having the same titles and similar content certainly cannot be a coincidence. There can be several…

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Q: Can I use content from my Japanese publication for an English paper?

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I have published my Japanese paper in a journal 1 year ago. As a developmental research, I will translate the part of this Japanese paper to English, and will submit…
  • Asked on December 12, 2016

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Ideally, you should inform both the editor of the Japanese and the English journal about this. In fact, there is nothing wrong in using…

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