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In 2011, Alexandra Elbakyan, a graduate student in Kazakhstan, started a website known as Sci-Hub. Since its inception, the site has gained an increasing amount of attention. In fact, from September 2015 to February 2016 over 28 million…

In this interview, we have a discussion with Leonie Zandra Pipe, an editor at Enago. Leonie has a PhD in Physics from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, followed by a Postgraduate Diploma in Biological Sciences. She has also been a…

An academic argument is also called as an evidence-based defense of a complex issue.

Ethics committees review research proposals involving human participants and their data to ensure that they agree with local and international ethical guidelines. They also monitor studies once they begin and—if necessary—may take part in…

In this interview, Enago’s Kuntan Dhanoya (Vice President, Business Development) discusses the challenges and developments that have taken place at Gastrointestinal Endoscopy in the last few years with Stephanie Kinnan, Editorial Assistant,…

As part of our interview series on Connecting Scholarly Publishing Experts and Researchers, we had the opportunity to speak with Andrew Preston, the Co-founder and CEO of Publons over e-mail. Publons is an organization that aims to speed up…

After the 8th COASP conference this year, on behalf of Enago Academy, Enago’s Kuntan Dhanoya (Vice President, Business Development), had the opportunity to meet Dr. Christina Bennett, Associate Publisher, Ethics and Policy at the American…

Articles function as limiting adjectives that help us understand which person, place, thing, or concept is being discussed. Despite their simplistic rules, articles and commas are the most difficult to tackle for non-native English…

Arlington, VA: Enago’s report on the 8th Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing (COASP), which was held for the first time in the US this year in September, was recently published in the November edition of Science Editor. The…

There are multiple reasons why it is necessary to adhere to the basic norms of scientific conduct during academic research. The credibility of the scientific community and the perception of the public to judge and accept new results…