A group of 75 Nobel Laureates has signed an open letter addressed to the Iranian government, protesting the death sentence of an Iranian researcher. Ahmadreza Djalali, an expert in emergency disaster medicine, was imprisoned by Iranian Read More
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After big data, the phenomenon that has caused a stir in the scientific world is that of artificial intelligence (AI). In lay terms, AI usually refers to machines or devices that simulate human intelligence, and Read More
This article was originally published on Center for Plain Language and has been republished here with permission. Clarity is important while conveying complex ideas and concepts. There is a need for simplified writing in Academic Read More
November is generally a busy month for all, as this month serves as a bittersweet reminder that we are nearing the end of the year. Most of you must have been rushing to finish your Read More
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But if we want to take the open agenda to its logical conclusion we must do more. It is not enough to give everyone access to every research paper and leave it at that: we Read More
Scientific research lies at the core of Japan, the third-largest economy in the world. As Japan’s economy matured around the 1980s, it began investing heavily in science and technology and soon emerged as one Read More
We love hearing from you! As part of our four-year anniversary celebrations, we reached out to many of you asking you to share your thoughts and opinions on Editage Insights. And we were delighted that Read More
In this series on handpicked favorites, we have already shared with you a collection of our team’s favorite infographics, videos, and discussion-based articles. I’m sure you have loved them! In this post, let’Read More
At the 2017 UKSG forum which I attended, the talk was all about collaborating and adapting to change. Several members of the scholarly community were in attendance and those who were not could vicariously be a Read More
