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What do you think about Graphical Abstracts? Have you ever faced the disheartening experience of having your manuscript rejected right at the editor's desk? What sets successful researchers apart is…

Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) have the potential to offer numerous benefits in scholarly publishing. This article delves into their impact on crucial aspects of scholarly publishing and emphasizes…

Are you ready for Peer Review Week: a week full of conversations about research and innovation in the peer review process? This year's Peer Review Week is from 23-27 September, 2024. We are excited…

Unraveling scientific jargon is quite a task, isn't it? Have you ever tried to pick up a scientific article and gotten lost in the jargon? Or, perhaps, gone to a seminar by a scientist who is not in…

Smaller, independent publishers play a crucial role in the research community, contributing to the preservation of a diverse and open scholarly publishing environment. In this exploration, we're…

In this article, we explore an episode of the Insights Xchange podcast, featuring Nikesh Gosalia, the President of Global Academic and Publisher Relations at CACTUS, and Mitja-Alexander Linss, the…

A graphical abstract represents a simple, concise, and visual summary of the key findings of a manuscript. The advantage of a graphical abstract is that it conveys the crux of the article and its…

Academic libraries play an indispensable role in not only providing access to information, but also in supporting researchers and serving as dynamic spaces for learning and innovation. In this…

Academic libraries are uniquely positioned to capitalize on the advancements in AI and drive significant changes in the scholarly landscape. We are exploring some of the essential skills that will…

The new technologies and innovations are changing the scholarly landscape. Here are some insights from an episode of the Insights Xchange podcast, where Nikesh Gosalia, President, Global Academic and…