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INFOGRAPHIC : Evolution of Research Publishing: 2012-2025

Over the past decade, scholarly communication has undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in its history. Driven by digital acceleration, open science movements, AI advancements, and evolving expectations from researchers, funders, and publishers, the research ecosystem of 2025 looks radically different from that of 2013. Below is a clear timeline that traces the major milestones—and what they mean for researchers navigating today’s publishing environment.

Q : How can we manage submission settings to keep our manuscript private?

Detailed question- Recently, we submitted our manuscript, and it was unintentionally published at Research Square via Springer Nature’s “In Review” service. This is despite being under review. It does mention that we can...

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What is a Journal? Insights from an Editor

This article is the first in a series of articles. It is an adaption of a keynote given in September to EIASM’s Public Sector Emerging Scholars Program. The article is a collection of concerns, reflections and advice for those new to journal publishing but perhaps also of interest to old hands.

Yesterday, today, tomorrow- peer review from the editor’s perspective

Peer review has come a long way—from its traditional roots to today’s AI-driven workflows, and now toward an uncertain future. As medicine and research evolve, how can reviewers balance human expertise with the promise and pitfalls of AI?