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I became the Bitter Professor as an anonymous and safe outlet for my sarcasm

I go by @AcerbicAcedemic or Bitter Professor on Twitter where I mostly give free reign to my thoughts about being a professor, and sometimes, about being a bitter…
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  • October 29, 2018
I became the Bitter Professor as an anonymous and safe outlet for my sarcasm

4 Ways to improve science communication: Takeaways from ScienceComm'2018 conference (Part 2)

Shivanee Shah, Senior Publications Manager, Support Services, Editage, attended 2nd edition of the science communication conference called ScienceComm’18 India organized…
4 Ways to improve science communication: Takeaways from ScienceComm'2018 conference (Part 2)

New avenues for science outreach: Takeaways from ScienceComm'18 India conference (Part 1)

Shivanee Shah, Senior Publications Manager, Support Services, Editage, attended 2nd edition of the science communication conference called ScienceComm’18 India organized…
New avenues for science outreach: Takeaways from ScienceComm'18 India conference (Part 1)

The open systems we develop should be inclusive, equitable, and truly serve the needs of a diverse global community

Iryna Kuchma is the Open Access Programme Manager for EIFL, a not-for-profit organization that helps libraries enable access to knowledge in developing and transition…
The open systems we develop should be inclusive, equitable, and truly serve the needs of a diverse global community

Join Editage Insights in celebrating Open Access Week 2018 from Oct 22-28

Open Access Week, a global event organized to make research more open, improve the visibility of scholarship, and accelerate research is just around the corner. The…
Join Editage Insights in celebrating Open Access Week 2018 from Oct 22-28

Editage releases global author survey with critical insights for scholarly publishers

Editage has released a comprehensive report showcasing the perspectives of academic authors on a broad range of topics related to scholarly publishing. This report is…
Editage releases global author survey with critical insights for scholarly publishers

Three scientists share 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics for revolutionizing laser physics

Three researchers - Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou, and Donna Strickland - were declared as winners of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics by the Royal Swedish Academy of…
Three scientists share 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics for revolutionizing laser physics

Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

The month of September was exciting and stimulating for the scholarly communication and academic publishing community. The global celebration of Peer Review Week added…
Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

2018 Ig Nobel Prizes honor study on human saliva as cleaning agent, roller coaster ride to pass kidney stones, and more

Have you ever wondered whether chimpanzees in a zoo imitate human visitors? Or whether using voodoo dolls to retaliate against rude bosses is effective? This year’s…
2018 Ig Nobel Prizes honor study on human saliva as cleaning agent, roller coaster ride to pass kidney stones, and more
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Types of qualitative research methods

Research can be broadly classified into two categories, qualitative research and quantitative research. Quantitative research answers questions like "how much," while…