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AI, research integrity, and peer review: Interview with Alessandro Checco

Why is there resistance to considering AI for manuscript evaluation? An interview with Alessandro Checco

Alessandro Checco is Assistant Professor at computer science department, University of Rome La Sapienza (https://alessandrochecco.github.io/). He’s a mathematical engineer and has a PhD in…

Interview with Dr. Elisabeth Bik, Science Consultant and Founder of Microbiome Digest blog
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I have found about 2,000 problematic papers, says Dr. Elisabeth Bik

Dr. Elisabeth Bik is a microbiome and science integrity consultant and founder of the Microbiome Digest blog. Dr. Bik’s pro bono efforts to help identify instances of image manipulation or data…
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 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…
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…
Interview with Dr. Hyungsun Kim, President of the Korean Council of Science Editors

Dr. Hyungsun Kim: Don't become a victim of the publish-or-perish culture

Dr. Hyungsun Kim, Professor at the School of Materials Engineering, Inha University, Korea, has 20 years of experience teaching academic writing and best publication practices to Asian researchers…
Interview with Dr. Caven Mcloughlin, Fulbright Specialist and academic trainer

Timeless tips for authors from an experienced journal editor and academic trainer

In this interview, Dr. Caven Mcloughlin – Ph.D., Professor, Kent State University, Ohio USA – shares useful advice for researchers at all stages in their academic career. For over 25 years, Caven has…
Interview with Lacey Earle, Vice President of Business Development at Cabell’s International

"One number from one tool is not enough to measure the quality of a journal"

Lacey E. Earle is Vice President of Business Development for Cabell’s International and leads corporate relations and business partnerships. She is well-versed in the many facets of academic…
Richard Wayne from Aries in conversation with Editage Insights
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Editorial Manager: Lending structure to the academic publishing ecosystem

Richard Wynne, Vice President, Editorial Manager (Aries Systems Corporation)

Richard Wynne has been with Aries Systems Corporation since January 1999, and has played a major role in the development…
Yi-Wei Tang, MD, PhD, Journal of Clinical Microbiology: "The style of scientific manuscripts published in Chinese and English, in addition to language, is quite different."

"The style of scientific manuscripts published in Chinese and English, in addition to language, is quite different."

Top ranking scientist in clinical and molecular microbiology, Dr. Yi-Wei Tang, speaks to us about the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, an American Society for Microbiology (ASM) publication, medical…