The publishing of scientific research has been transformed by the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into nearly all aspects of the research workflow. Authors and researchers at all career stages use AI tools for proofreading, Read More
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Shining a Spotlight on Inclusion During NDEAM October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), a nationwide observance that celebrates the contributions of people with disabilities and promotes inclusive workplaces. The tradition began in 1945 as Read More
Hello Editage Insights Readers! Join the movement! We would like to invite you to participate in a global AI survey that aims to explore the dynamic relationship between human expertise and AI. Your perspectives can Read More
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Week has begun in Gyeongju, Korea. Since early October, the city has been filled with a pleasant buzz of excitement, and various events have been held to welcome the guests Read More
JOURNALS: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW TO WORK WITH THEM By Michaela Lavender Managing editor of Public Money & Management—PMM This article is the first in a series of articles. It is an adaption Read More
Academic writing differs significantly from creative writing, especially considering that it deals with facts and not fiction. Yet, it is quite common to see the writing in research papers influenced by the cultural backgrounds of Read More
Writing a research paper can take you months—or even years—and having it rejected due to language issues or incorrect formatting can be upsetting. That is why professional editing and proofreading services are crucial. Read More
As the world marks Open Access Week, the research community once again turns its attention to the free and equitable exchange of knowledge. This year, the conversation extends beyond journals and paywalls to a newer Read More
Open Access Week 2025 has brought the scholarly community together to determine the way forward for knowledge sharing in a time of disruption. While we contemplate on who owns our knowledge, it is important to ensure Read More
As the research world becomes increasingly interconnected, the way we measure scientific success is undergoing a quiet transformation. The Open Access Week 2025 theme: “Who Owns Our Knowledge?”, urges us to think critically about not just Read More
