I belonged to a poor family. My father was a laborer and had to fend for a large family of 9 children, without the support of parents or siblings. You can imagine how difficult things were Read More
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I think my career is the result of a series of lucky breaks. One day, I returned to the lab after a long lunch break and discovered that I had forgotten to turn the centrifuge Read More
When I first enrolled as a university student 8 years ago, my early life was confused because I was already dealing with severe depression and anxiety. In fact, I was undergoing psychotherapy on account of a Read More
I was born in 1940. In 1958, I joined the Department of Radio Engineering at the Harbin Institute of Technology, which had a hundred-year history from the Tongcheng Secondary School. In 1963, I started working at the Fifth Read More
When I was doing my Master’s in biotechnology, I had a supervisor who was very negative in his approach with students — I think he believed that if he put them down, they would feel Read More
The theme for Peer Review Week this year was diversity and inclusion in peer review. The entire scholarly publishing community came together to celebrate the event with gusto! Feast your eyes on some of the Read More
Ethical declarations1 in research form an integral part during the submission process of a manuscript to a journal. During the process of submission, there are several questions and statements that you as the author need Read More
Peer Review Week is one of the most exciting events for the scholarly community around the world. We hope you have been following Editage Insights’ Peer Review 2018 series where we have shared several interesting insights Read More
[This post was originally published on Wolters Kluwer‘s site and has been republished here with permission. It has been authored by Jim Fischer, Marketing Manager, Wolters Kluwer.] Rosalyn S. Yalow, winner of the 1977 Nobel Read More
The challenge of diversity is a critical topic. Let me tell you about our experiences in addressing diversity in the case of Associate Editors of the SAJS. We have still to address reviewers properly — but Read More
