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Scientists are not always bearded men in dusty laboratories: The Life of Science

Aashima Dogra and Nandita Jayaraj are independent science journalists and founders of the unique project “The Life of Science,” a platform that features interviews with…
Scientists are not always bearded men in dusty laboratories: The Life of Science

Can blockchain change the face of scholarly communication?

Some stakeholders of scientific research believe that the problems that plague scientific research and scholarly communication can be resolved to a large extent with the…
Can blockchain change the face of scholarly communication?

PubMed Commons to go dark due to low engagement

The U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced earlier this month that it plans to discontinue the PubMed Commons service from February 15, 2018 due to low…
PubMed Commons to go dark due to low engagement

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, January 2018

This month, we have a great round-up of articles that deals with many complex issues such as academic moonlighters and discipline-hopping as well as negative attitudes…
Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, January 2018

China beats the U.S. to become world's largest producer of science publications

According to 2018 Science & Engineering Indicators, a report published by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), China has left the U.S. behind to become the…
China beats the U.S. to become world's largest producer of science publications

South Korean universities renew deal with Elsevier, say they are unhappy with prices

A consortium of 300 South Korean universities and college libraries has reached an agreement with publishing giant Elsevier after long negotiations and a series of…
South Korean universities renew deal with Elsevier, say they are unhappy with prices

Science journals might be more international but not their editorial boards

A strong ‘gatekeeper bias’ could trap researchers from countries like India in a vicious cycle that keeps them from securing more money or availing important…
Science journals might be more international but not their editorial boards

EuroScience and Editage partner to support European Young Researchers Award

EuroScience and Editage announced partnership wherein Editage will provide the winners of the European Young Researchers Awards with a package of support services aimed…
EuroScience and Editage partner to support European Young Researchers Award

Best of 2017 on Editage Insights: What researchers found most valuable

In our drive to bring you the best resources to boost your career progression and add to your bank of knowledge, we published close to 600 content pieces throughout 2017…
Best of 2017 on Editage Insights: What researchers found most valuable

Academic publishing and scholarly communications: Good reads, December 2017

This month, our editors have curated a list of some of the most exciting discussions in the academic publishing community. These revolve around topics as diverse as peer…