Aims and Scope The American Journal of Psychiatry publishes the most recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. It prints original articles that are new developments in diagnosis, treatment, neuroscience, and patient Read More
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Academic research has become an increasingly competitive field, and a wide range of aspects such as funding structures, publishing prototypes, career prospects, and research management systems impact researchers. The culture of scientific research particularly affects Read More
Engineers versus researchers in engineering Engineering is largely considered to be an application-oriented field. As a result, the theory behind the application is given lesser importance and, often, authors in the field of engineering find Read More
2014 has been an exciting year for scholarly publishing, with the introduction of many trend-setting practices, significant discoveries, and innovations. Amidst these times of change, we interviewed experts in the publishing industry from across the world, Read More
It’s that time of the year again, when we take a pause, look back, and reflect on how the year has been for us. The Editage Insights team has been busy throughout the year, Read More
Data sharing and data management are extremely important and make data verifiable. While several government and funding agencies are imposing stricter mandates on the inclusion of data sharing plans in grant applications, for the scholarly Read More
On December 2, 2014, Macmillan group, the parent company of Nature Publishing Group (NPG), announced the launch of a new content sharing initiative in which subscribers to nature.com journals will be able to share articles with Read More
Stem-cell biologist Dr. Haruko Obokata who claimed to have discovered a simple and inexpensive way of producing stem cells, the STAP (Stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency) method, resigned from her position at Riken research institute after Read More
Reporting in experimental psychology has considerably advanced in the last two decades, especially with the publication of the American Psychological Association’s Reporting Standards for Research in Psychology. Below, we offer some suggestions on aspects Read More
The highly competitive nature of the academic world demands much more of researchers than pure research work. As a researcher, you will often find yourself dealing with the managerial aspects such as liaising with fellow Read More
