Interview with Nitasha Devasar, Managing Director, Taylor & Francis, India and South Asia

Content, data, and geography are together transfiguring the academic publishing universe-Nitasha Devasar

Nitasha Devasar is Managing Director, Taylor & Francis, India and South Asia. Nitasha has a keen understanding of the Asian academic publishing marketplace. She has also been involved in the…
Interview with science communicator Dr. A.P. Jayaraman

There are warm human stories behind every scientific concept, principle, law, and practice-Dr. A.P. Jayaraman

Dr. A.P. Jayaraman is a nuclear scientist-engineer who uses his passion for science to drive path-breaking science communication initiatives in India. He founded the Academy for the Advancement of…
How each stakeholder in scholarly publishing can help fight the problem of sloppy science

How each stakeholder in scholarly publishing can help fight the problem of sloppy science

Prof. Lex Bouter is among the 400 most influential biomedical researchers in the world and a distinguished name in the field of research integrity. Following a PhD in epidemiology, Prof. Bouter…
Interview with research integrity specialist Prof. Lex Bouter

The prevalence of minor research misbehaviors is embarrassingly high: Prof. Lex Bouter

Prof. Lex Bouter is among the 400 most influential biomedical researchers in the world and a distinguished name in the field of research integrity. Following a PhD in epidemiology, Prof. Bouter…
Interview with Clarinda Cerejo, Editor-in-Chief, Editage Insights

We champion the cause of authors at every chance we get: Clarinda Cerejo, Editage Insights

As the Editor-in-Chief of Editage Insights, Clarinda Cerejo oversees the functioning of a global multilingual learning and discussion platform for researchers. She has over 11 years of experience…

Interview with Gail Schofield, ecologist and research communicator

How to collaborate effectively and ensure your research gets the attention it deserves

Gail Schofield is a marine ecologist with over two decades of research experience in coastal area management and conservation of endangered species. She has considerable experience as an academic…
Interview with Dr. Leonid Schneider

"Preprints have enormous potential to revolutionize peer review and science"

Meet Leonid Schneider, a cell biologist, science journalist, prolific cartoonist, and a passionate communicator. Following a PhD in Biological and Biomedical Sciences from the University of…
Interview with Dr. John Butler-Adam

Double-blind and transparent peer review systems have advantages and shortcomings

John Butler-Adam is the Editor-in-Chief of the South African Journal of Science, the second oldest journal in South Africa. He serves as a consultant to the University of Pretoria. He has worked with…
Misuse of bibliometric analysis shifts scientists' focus from their research to pursuing scores

Misuse of bibliometric analysis shifts scientists' focus from their research to pursuing scores

Since 1983 David A. Pendlebury has been a citation analyst at Clarivate Analytics, formerly the Intellectual Property and Science business of Thomson Reuters. After undergraduate and graduate studies…
Interview with UNESCO laureate Zabta Khan Shinwari (Part 2)

It is easy to assume that young ESL researchers are more likely to plagiarize - Prof. Zabta Khan Shinwari

Prof. Zabta Khan Shinwari is the Secretary-General of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and Chair of the Biotechnology Department of the Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad, Pakistan. Following a…