Common Errors That Lead to Rejection
Guidelines for the most common errors to avoid when submitting a manuscript to a journal.
Academic Writing in Science: An Overview
When writing manuscripts in science it is important to remember some key points to ensure it adheres to academic stlye.
Responding to Reviewer Comments and Revising Your Research Article
Guidelines on responding to comments from reviewers and methods to improve your manuscript based on the reviewer comments
Year in Review: Highlights for Enago in 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, we look back at some of the most popular highlights of Enago. In the last year, we have been able to realize our objective of reaching out to the academic community through Enago Academy.
We were able to reach a…
Word Choice in Academic Writing: Tips to Avoid Common Problems
What is "Word Choice" in Writing?
'Word Choice" in writing is the usage of effective and precise language that conveys information not just in a functional way, but also to enlighten the reader. Effective word choice examples are the ones…
Open Scholarship Initiative: Global Enrichment or International Pandemonium?
The world of scholarly publishing has always been fraught with issues of access, authority, politics, and funding. Who has access to academic journals? How are studies and articles selected for publication? What are the politics behind…
Is Open Access Publishing Cost Effective?
The concept of open access publishing is fairly new compared to how long researchers have been publishing in academic journals. At present, open access is now an accepted way of providing new ideas and findings not just to the academic…
Six Months after Brexit: What Next?
In June 2016, Britain voted in favor of leaving the European Union (EU) in what can be considered a historical referendum. For most of us, this news came as a surprise. Since then, there have been many discussions concerning the impact of…
Cartoon Abstracts: Visualizing Academic Research
Cartoon abstracts are a new way of promoting research articles. These colorful cartoon strips were launched by Taylor & Francis in 2015 and summarize the contents of a paper in a fun way. The idea behind the invention is to encourage…
Experts’ Take: Giving Proper Credit in Multi-authored Publications
Scholarly manuscripts usually have several authors. New collaborations across scientific disciplines and geographical borders have led to an increase in the number of multi-authored papers in the last few years, making the proper…