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The references section of the research paper requires adequate details of the documents cited. This article discusses which details should you should focus on. 

The lateral habenula, considered to be one of the oldest regions of the brain, evolution-wise, has always been linked to depression and avoidance behavior. But a new study has found that this region…

Among the many ways in which journals differ in the way, they expect authors to format references is the way names of journals are given: whether spelled out in full or abbreviated. This article…

A new study may offer insight into the implications antioxidants may have for the embryos of other species, including humans. Read on to know more. 

Long thought to have been eliminated in mammals, antiviral RNA interference may exist in mammalian cells, after all, suggest Maillard et al. Read on to know more. 

As part of our continuous efforts to stay abreast of the latest trends in the field of radiotherapy, CACTUS/Editage attended a Continuing Medical Education program on Modern Day Radiation Oncology…

Editage participated in the 24th Annual Congress of the Society for Editors and Proofreaders (SfEP) held at the University of Exeter from August 31stto September 2nd, 2013. 

Rejection is the norm in academic publishing. All established researchers are familiar with manuscript rejection. But understanding the possible reasons for journal rejection is the first step to…

Donald Samulack, President, US Operations at CACTUS/Editage was a part of a panel discussing “Experiences, Solutions, and Products and Services in Scholarly Communications” at the SciELO 15 Years…

Donald Samulack, President US Operations (Editage) attended the Entre Pares International publishers’ conference held on October 7 and October 8 in Monterrey, Mexico. The conference addressed key…