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 communication process. This year, this issue has become the defining…

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 contribution of peer reviewers to scholarly publishing, in…

Dubai, UAE: As part of our constant endeavor to keep abreast of the emerging trends and challenges faced by the scientific community, Enago attended the 2016 Asian Council of Science Editors (ACSE) Annual Conference, a premier networking…

Publish or Perish The concept of academic researchers feeling pressured to publish on a regular basis in order to maintain their prominence and relevance in the academic community has been around since the 1930s. In the last quarter…

Where Should You Look to Benchmark? Until an allegedly lost manuscript was found in January 2015, Harper Lee, the author of To Kill A Mocking Bird, was presumed to have written and published only one book (albeit a worldwide literary…