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2018 in retrospect: Some of the researcher community's biggest moments in 2018

As a year-end special, we asked you to reflect on the year gone by and share with us your ‘2018 Academic Highlight’—that special moment or experience that stood out…
2018 in retrospect: Some of the researcher community's biggest moments in 2018

Gene editing controversy, #MeToo movement in academia, citizen science, and more! (Good reads, November 2018)

Here're some interesting discussions you may have missed this month– a unique disobedience award that rewards scientists for their contributions to society, a different…
Gene editing controversy, #MeToo movement in academia, citizen science, and more! (Good reads, November 2018)

It's time to hear from the Editage Insights community!

We’ve had several great conversations with you, the Editage Insights community! And each of these interactions have made us realize just how much you have to say,…
It's time to hear from the Editage Insights community!

Join us in celebrating our birthday in style!

Editage Insights completes five years today, on November 12, 2018. And we have several exciting activities planned for you. Here’s what you can expect during our…
Join us in celebrating our birthday in style!

Growing interest in citizen science, overcoming imposter syndrome, and more (Good reads, October 2018)

The month of October zoomed past us! If you were too busy to catch up with the interesting goings-on in academic publication and scholarly communications industry, our…
Growing interest in citizen science, overcoming imposter syndrome, and more (Good reads, October 2018)

Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

The month of September was exciting and stimulating for the scholarly communication and academic publishing community. The global celebration of Peer Review Week added…
Making peer review inclusive, future of patient involvement in research, and more (Good reads, September 2018)

Peer reviewers tell all: A Q&A with expert reviewers

The work of peer reviewers can remain somewhat mysterious, particularly for the less experienced authors. To better understand the work of a reviewer, their decision…
Peer reviewers tell all: A Q&A with expert reviewers

Responsible use of preprints, need for animal research, PhD career prospects, and more (Good reads, August 2018)

The month of August was remarkable for the scholarly communication and academic publishing community. Several important discussions around preprints, use of animals in…
Responsible use of preprints, need for animal research, PhD career prospects, and more (Good reads, August 2018)

The relationship between science and politics, gender bias in academia, and much more! (Good reads, July 2018)

Hasn’t July been a busy month on the scholarly communication and academic publishing front? We know it may not have been easy to catch up with all the happenings. From…
The relationship between science and politics, gender bias in academia, and much more! (Good reads, July 2018)
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Top 20 fascinating YouTube channels for science junkies

YouTube can be a great source of engaging science-related videos if you know where to look. This article lists the top 20 most fascinating YouTube channels for…