[This post was created for the Wolters-Kluwer author newsletter Author Resource Review and has been reproduced with permission. The content in the post is co-authored by Patricia K. Baskin and Robert A. Gross. Ms. Read More
Articles
Other Content Types
Editage Insights works with ISMTE to bring great content to editors in the publishing industry. Once a month, Editage Insights shares the Editor’s Choice article from ISMTE’s member-only newsletter. Here’s a glimpse Read More
The Dynasty Foundation, which has been providing over $10 million of research funding for Russian scientists for 13 years, has decided to shut down after the Russian government labeled it a “foreign agent.” The primary reason behind Read More
The economic troubles that had been brewing in Greece for several years bloomed into a political and financial meltdown as the country failed to make a scheduled debt repayment of $1.7 billion to the International Monetary Read More
Trolls are small evil creatures from Norse mythology, which often live under bridges and pester travellers for safe passage; similarly PAEs are accused of taking firms by surprise once they have made irreversible investments. Alain Read More
[This post was created for the Wolters-Kluwer author newsletter Author Resource Review and has been reproduced with permission. The content in the post is co-authored by Sandra V. Kotsis and Kevin C. Chung. Dr. Chung (Read More
Case: An author (Author A) submitted her paper to a journal. The paper was accepted and published in the January issue of the journal. The author was informed that she would receive a free print Read More
Science is ever-evolving! With millions of researchers and publication professionals actively working toward scientific progress, staying ahead of the curve means understanding the direction and pace of scientific advancement. Therefore, our series of posts on Read More
The Kyoto Prize, which is “an international award to honor those who have contributed significantly to the scientific, cultural, and spiritual betterment of mankind,” is Japan’s highest award presented annually in three categories: Advanced Read More
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in 2015 and has been refreshed for Open Access Week 2017. Until a few years ago, sharing research data was a completely unimaginable idea; researchers were wary of being Read More
