Editage Insights

It has long been held that there are six universally recognized basic emotions that can be easily interpreted through facial expressions: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust.…

In this video, Dr. Bruce Dancik reveals what kind of a submission package editors like to see, and explains how certain key elements, such as an excellent cover letter or a clearly written manuscript…

Most journals use acceptance or rejection rates to analyze whether the number of papers that they are rejecting or accepting is too high and to monitor any unusual trends. Read on to understand how…

Scientists have discovered the first binary system ever known to consist of a black hole and a Be star. Read on to know more. 

Donald Samulack, President, US Operations, Editage, Cactus Communications, speaks to Dr. Bruce P. Dancik, Editor-in-Chief, NRC Research Press/Canadian Science Publishing, and Professor Emeritus, Dept…

Nitin Nair, Managing Editor, Center of Excellence for Business and Finance, had a memorable experience at the third biennial conference of the Indian Academy of Management (IAM) in Ahmedabad. Read on…

Are there biases in the world of scientific publication? Indeed, one comes across biases in the publishing industry such as publication bias, time lag bias, multiple publication bias, location bias,…

A long-term study has shown that infant lemurs born to older mothers are less likely to get hurt than those born to younger mothers. Read on to know more. 

In a study that challenges the fundamental rules of classical chemistry, W. Zhang et al. report compounds that violate textbook rules—NaCl3, NaCl7, Na3Cl2, Na2Cl, and Na3Cl. Read on to know more. 

A recent study has shown that the need to be rewarded immediately is an obstacle in efforts to halt the effects of climate change. Read on to know more.