This is an exciting month for Editage Insights because we are celebrating our 4th anniversary in November. The last 4 years have been a rewarding experience for each member of our team, and as the Editage Read More
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Last week, publishing giant Springer Nature pulled down around 1000 articles from its Chinese website since these articles touched upon topics deemed sensitive by the Chinese authorities. This move has sparked several discussions about academic freedom Read More
In recent times, research is being increasingly communicated using multimedia formats, film being a popular medium. To recognize the growing use of film to cover themes central to the arts and humanities and to start Read More
Editage Insights turns 4 in November! And what an exciting journey it has been so far! We’d like to express heartfelt gratitude to you – our readers – for your continued support. Over these years, the Editage Read More
Postdocs are the next generation of researchers in the making. They are the workforce that ensures the smooth running of labs, and yet they are often subjected to extreme pressures. Apart from the stress of Read More
The month of October began with a wave of excitement as the Nobel Prizes for 2017 were announced, keeping academics all over the world engaged in speculation and discussions. The latter half of October was also Read More
The previous segment talked about how journals, publishers, and societies stand to benefit from having a social media presence. Here, Payman Taei, founder of Visme, talks about how they can go about it in an Read More
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in 2015 and has been refreshed for Open Access Week 2017. Open access is perhaps one of the hottest topics of discussion in scholarly publishing. Ever since the Internet Read More
Members of the scholarly community are well-acquainted with the increasing menace of predatory publishers and journals. The more recent entry in the league of predators in academic publishing are predatory conferences. In recent times, many Read More
Open access is the way forward for scholarly communication as it gives research maximum outreach and helps amplify its impact while also facilitating research application. Scholarly societies, funders, and many senior academicians have been advocating Read More