I was back to the initial situation; none of my advisors believed in me. But I learnt that you need only one person to believe in what you do and that person is you. Eventually, luck comes to…
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With a definitive shift towards open access in the academic publishing landscape, journals and publishers are providing more avenues for open access publishing. Mirror journals are one of the…
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The conventional pre-publication peer review process is time-consuming and may not be favorable to all scientific disciplines. Some journals and publishers offer rapid publication to help authors…
- Jayashree Rajagopalan
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Do you want to become a peer reviewer for a journal? Do you know the kinds of questions peer reviewers ask and the best practices peer reviewers follow when reviewing…
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Publishers, governments, and learned societies the world over are faced with the intractable issue of academic corruption. A recently published article highlights some…
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With the evolving nature of the scholarly landscape, researchers now have access to many different tools to manage different aspects and stages of their workflow and communication. This article …
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In collaboration with researchers in the USA and New Zealand, Dongguk University’s Professor Yung Kyun Choi has identified what influences young Koreans to share advertisements (ads) on social…
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