2016 Nobel Prizes – Congratulations All Laureates!
The Nobel Prize is the most prestigious award given in recognition of academic, cultural, and/or scientific advances. The Nobel prizes in Chemistry, Literature, Peace, Physics, and…
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ThinkLab: Startup Wanting to Fix Science
In 2014, fresh out of a successful trading algorithm startup, internet entrepreneur Jesse Spaulding began to think about the academic environment in which science is conducted from…
Sparrho: An Innovative Way to Remain Updated
When Vivian Chan was studying for her PhD in Biochemistry, she encountered a problem that most scientists have confronted: how can you keep yourself updated with the enormous…
Is the Increase in Cost for Subscribing to Academic Journals Justified?
Academic journals are generally subscribed by individual subscribers (researchers, faculty, and industry professionals) as well as institutional subscribers (usually libraries).…
Peer Review Week 2016: Recognition for Review
One of the motivations behind Peer Review Week 2015 was to highlight the amount of work that scientists do as peer reviewers and how vital that work is to the scholarly…
What Is Peer Review Week?
Peer review is a fundamental and irreplaceable part of scholarly communication. However, it is often a role and a process that is overlooked or taken for granted. To recognize the…
Journal Impact Factor – Some Interesting Pointers
In the industry we’re a part of, the term impact factor (IF) and its value plays a pivotal role and an understanding of it is essential. While most of us are aware of how important…
Brexit: Its Impact on Research in the UK!
On 23rd June this year, the UK voted in a historic referendum to leave the EU, throwing the country and the rest of Europe into a crisis. For researchers in the UK and around the…
Antimatter Atoms Apprehended and Trapped: The ALPHA Experiment at CERN
Antimatter is the “mirror image” of matter. Every particle that is a constituent of matter has an associated antiparticle. This was first postulated almost 80 years ago. Since…
Author Accused of Misconduct for “Game-changing” Stem Cell Papers
It’s happened again. A bright, young researcher publishes a breakthrough paper, receives acclaim and adulation. Then questions arise. The work cannot be reproduced, the original…
What Is Big Data: Are We Better Off With It?
The first Apple Macintosh, which celebrated its 30th birthday in 2014, came with 128KB (0.13MB) of memory!
Today, we buy laptops and external hard drives with 1Terabyte…
Tips on Overcoming Journal Rejection – An Interactive Workshop for Korean Researchers
Gyeongbuk, South Korea: To fulfill its mission of helping bridge the gap faced by ESL authors between research and publication, Enago recently conducted a workshop entitled…