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Q: How can I prevent self-plagiarism while converting my thesis to a journal article?

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How can I prevent plagiarism if I use the same words, sentences and idea of my thesis in my journal article? I have submitted my thesis to my university but the…

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Journals only accept work that has not been published elsewhere. Although I understand that your thesis will be published only by your…

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Q: Can I use one part of my submitted paper and develop it into another paper?

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I submitted a paper to a journal and it is very likely to be published. This paper includes a lot of experiment data and content: if I break them up, I can write 3 papers. However, I have not…
  • Asked on August 28, 2014

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This would probably not be considered a case of duplicate submission. Duplicate submission is when you submit two or more papers with the…

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Q: Can I revise some parts of a manuscript even if they have not been requested by the reviewer?

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I am presently revising my manuscript as per peer review comments. During the first submission, a major revision was required. So, I added figures and tables and resubmitted the manuscript with…
  • Asked on August 11, 2020

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One part of your query is not clear. It’s not clear what the reviewer has asked you to remove in the second round: some…

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Q: How can I evaluate qualitative data from different sources consistently and stringently without becoming too subjective and making too many assumptions?

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For a research project, I have to evaluate and categorize several theoretical and practical Industry 4.0 use cases. Furthermore, I have to quantify the impact of each technology on 20 different…
  • Asked on June 4, 2020

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Thanks for your question. You have a relevant point. However, this would need the brains of our data/stats experts. We shall refer this to them, and get back to you…

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How Apple Vision Pro Could Benefit STEM Research

How Apple Vision Pro could benefit STEM research

In this post, David explores some potential benefits that Apple Vision Pro or similar devices could bring to scientific research and education.

Melinda Kenneway and Charlie Rapple, co-founders of Kudos

Kudos: Making research more discoverable

Melinda Kenneway and Charlie Rapple are co-founders of Kudos, a web-based service that helps various researchers, institutions, funders, and publishers maximize the visibility and impact of published…
Interview with Pippa Smart, research communication and publishing consultant

The advantages and disadvantages of the digital boom in publishing

Pippa Smart is an independent research communication and publishing consultant with over 25 years of experience in publishing. She is the owner of PSP Consulting, a company that offers advice and…
How to choose editing services

Choosing a service that fits your needs

Editage services are based on the specific needs that researchers have while preparing manuscripts for journal submission. Here are a few insights into the needs…

Top 5 Open Access Publishers

5 Scholarly open access publishers that are accelerating science

More and more scholarly societies, funders, publishers, and researchers are joining the efforts to make research behind pay walls accessible. Learn about some of the…

Open Science developments every author needs to know

WEBINARS Open science developments every author needs to know - Live panel discussion

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