If you are a researcher, you probably collect, analyze, and use all sorts of data to support your findings. But what happens to your data after you publish your paper? Read this article to know more…
Using the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to orient your efforts is one way to showcase the societal impact of your research, not only to demonstrate the value and relevance of…
This downloadable handbook is a peer reviewing guide specifically developed for early career researchers so that they feel empowered to build their reviewing ability and confidence.
This Peer Review Week, let’s take a quick tour of some of the crucial developments in peer review and its prospects for the future.
In recent months, the Japanese Yen (JPY) has fallen greatly in value against the United States Dollar (USD). This post reviews the impact of the exchange rate on research in Japan and the long-term…
This article is a brief overview of how inclusive-language guidelines have evolved, some key considerations, and important standard guidelines on how to use inclusive and bias-free language in your…
This article discusses how to intelligently use datasets, software, hardware, publications, and  educational resources to improve the open science ecosystem.
In this post, David explores some potential benefits that Apple Vision Pro or similar devices could bring to scientific research and education.
This article highlights the dangers that paper mills pose and how well-meaning researchers can avoid their pitfalls.
While one goal of peer review is verifying whether research data are plausible, there were never traditionally people who made a career out of investigating research data and processes to maintain…