Almetrics and PubFactory Team Up to Track Publication Data
The age-old adage for researchers: publish or perish might be true in a competitive academic track, but it does not foster a community of meaningful science. A scientist ought to…
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Newly Launched Publons Academy Offers Peer Review Training
In just a few short years, Publons membership has reached more than 80,000, comprising of researchers, editors, and publishers, and by December 2016, that number rose to a solid…
Back to the Future: Peer Review in 2030
Nearly six months have passed since you submitted your manuscript for peer review. When it finally returns back to you, the editor informs you that the peer reviewers found your…
Peer Review Week 2017: Transparency in Review
Peer review is one of the core activities upon which scholarly communication relies. However, the peer review process is typically closed and, as such; peer reviewers rarely…
American and Korean Chemical Societies Launch New Prize
The American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Korean Chemical Society (KCS) have established a three-year partnership to honor outstanding Korean chemists. The chosen scientist will…
Figshare and Springer Nature Launch New Tool to Support Open Research
Figshare is an online repository for research data and allows data to be both discoverable and citable. Recently, Figshare has launched a new tool in collaboration with Springer…
Ulatus Launches Website Localization Services to help Global Businesses tap Local Markets
New York, USA: Ulatus, the sister company of Enago and one of the leading translation service providers worldwide, launched its Website Localization solution to help global…
Kudos Survey Shows Academic Peer to Peer Sharing on the Rise
Scientific publishers who rely on a subscription-based business model may be particularly interested in the results of a survey released recently by Kudos. By collaborating with…
Science Gets a Boost in U.S. Budget Deal
The U.S. government has been without a budget for 2017 since the beginning of this fiscal year (October 2016), however, on April 30, 2017, Congress finally reached a spending…
Shifting Population Affects Taiwanese Universities
With a shrinking youth population in Taiwan, universities there now have to identify strategies to preserve their academic environment. For decades, Taiwan has led a successful…
Wiley Publishing Takes Open Access a Step Further
Scientific publisher Wiley has recently launched Plant Direct and Health Science Reports, both of which are open access journals. Plant Direct is a community journal that…
Open Access Week 2017 Theme Revealed
When the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) officially launched Open Access Week in 2008, it envisioned a world where research and its implications were…