As a young academic and visiting lecturer, I’m often asked by students, “How did you do it?” And my secrets are as follows: In fact, they’re not secrets at all. I remember sitting Read More
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Solo parenting is a challenge not only in Japan but also in other countries across the world. In light of this, the women academics of Nagoya University organized a useful initiative to tackle the problem. Read More
I had registered in 1999 for my doctoral programme with a premier institute in New Delhi. In 2000, I earned a perfect score in my course paper on research methodology. This made me suspicious because my paper Read More
The concept of open access (OA), which took root more than a decade ago, has steadily revolutionized the global publishing landscape. As the term suggests, it is a bid to move away from the conventional Read More
Since starting my PhD two years ago, I’ve often had people ask me, “So are you in school or are you working?” And I often find it hard to answer. So, today I hope Read More
This story has been shared by popular Twitter persona, Lousy Librarian (@LousyLibrarian). I suspect a lot of librarians are people who like media and information and books and who find their way into the field Read More
It’s that time of the month, when we bring you some of the most interesting discussions from scholarly publishing world. The idea is to keep you updated about some of the topics that people Read More
November, being our anniversary month, is always a special and exciting time for all of us at Editage Insights. And since we turned 5 this year, it makes everything even more special! On this huge milestone Read More
The current era of medicine is witnessing a drastic shift in how the overall health care is perceived and practiced. From the ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach that has been continuing in the field of medicine for centuries, Read More
In September this year, Editage released a comprehensive report based on a global author survey capturing the views of almost 7000 researchers (mostly non-Western, non–English-speaking researchers) on different aspects of scholarly publishing. Editage has now Read More
