With a shift in the research landscape and ecosystem, an overhaul of the criteria used to assess research is long overdue. The current research assessment system1 tends to tip in the favor of certain performance Read More
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When it comes to relationships with colleagues, we all occasionally have “one of those days.” A misunderstanding might turn into an argument, or a little error may end up with somebody getting reprimanded. It doesn’Read More
The word ‘comics’ generally suggests superheroes saving the world, a kid with an imaginary tiger friend, or a lasagna-loving cat. Today, comics are increasingly being used to bring science to a wider audience, with studies Read More
Jeong-In Yun is an organic chemist and the co-founder and CTO of LeeYun Bio Co., Ltd., a company involved in small-molecule drug development. She has a master’s degree in organic chemistry from Korea University Read More
Bullying is a global problem that exists in all areas of society, including education and the workplace. It is increasingly becoming a concern for academia and is threatening the health and well-being of researchers and Read More
The Council of Asian Science Editors (CASE) and the Korean Council of Science Editors (KCSE) hosted the 7th Asian Science Editors’ Conference and Workshop 2022, on 12th July 2022. Though CASE’s primary aim is to improve Read More
Remember how you started the year? You may have set a few ambitious goals for yourself that seemed hopeful and promising. Perhaps you told yourself: “I’ll publish two articles this year.” Or, “I’ll Read More
“Academic bullying is a serious concern. Students cannot complain because often their degree is at stake.” – Survey participant (PhD student), CACTUS Mental Health Survey “Punish supervisors who bully their staff rather than forcing the staff Read More
On July 21, 2022, the prominent blog Retraction Watch1 and esteemed American journal Science2 published articles on the newly uncovered evidence of potential academic misconduct in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research, introducing the controversy to a large Read More
In our current world, filled with a constant availability of information and opinion, trust and integrity are becoming more elusive. As scientists, we are committed to the truth, and we need to work to keep Read More
