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
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As part of the celebrations of the fourth anniversary of Editage Insights, we have already shared with you our team’s favorite infographics and videos. This week, we asked our team to pick their favorite Read More
Economists from the Tokyo Institute of Technology tested the quiet life hypothesis in the context of management in Japan and suggested mechanisms to address the challenges it poses. This article discusses the findings of their Read More
We’re entering the final week of our anniversary month and thought it’s a great time for a special anniversary spot quiz! How would you like the chance to win an exciting prize by Read More
In evidence-based medicine, statistical information is critical for investigators to interpret observations and make treatment recommendations. A voice of dissent opposing over-reliance on p-value based decision making — the widely accepted and overly practiced method for Read More
Whenever we think about predation in the context of scholarly publishing, we habitually point a finger at publishers and journals that are willing to publish any piece of “scientific” literature with the intent of making Read More
In June, 2017, Editage announced travel grants for journal editors from Asia to attend the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors (ISMTE) conference. The three winning Asian journal editors who attended the ISMTE conference in Read More
In the previous article on handpicked favorites, we took a look at the Editage Insights team’s favorite infographics. Next up, we’ll give you a glimpse of the videos that specially stood out for Read More
On 15 November, the African Academy of Sciences (AAS) announced that it would launch an open access publishing platform called AAS Open Research early next year. This would be created with assistance from the London publisher Read More
Earlier this month, a district court in Virginia sided with the publisher American Chemical Society (ACS) that had filed a suit against Sci-Hub for copyright infringement and trademark violation. The court ordered Sci-Hub operators to Read More