How Do Article Retractions Affect Researchers?
We witness misconduct in every field of study and in all walks of life. Although the excuses may vary, humans tend to misbehave and sometimes even justify their misbehavior. Enago…
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Research Fraud: How Journals Should Address It
Journals and academic institutions have significant roles to play in cases where academic fraud and research misconduct are suspected. When journals suspect academic misconduct…
Handling Citations: When to Cite Sources in Your Manuscripts
When writing your research paper, keep a list of your sources of information. You must ensure that any information you use from other sources is properly cited and referenced. This…
Is Artificial Intelligence Good or Bad for Academic Research?
John McCarthy first coined the term “artificial intelligence” (AI) in 1956 at a conference in Dartmouth. AI means that machines can mirror the functions of the human brain in…
Are Paraphrasing Tools Affecting the Development of Academic Writing Skills?
Paraphrasing is the ability to take in, comprehend, synthesize, and express information in an original manner. The ability to paraphrase, whether orally, visually, or in writing,…
Enago Partners With iThenticate to Offer Plagiarism Check Service
Enago, a leading provider of English language editing and publication services, has partnered with iThenticate to offer plagiarism check service to academic authors. Enago is…
Analysis of Retractions in Korean Journals
Publishing research is essential to the growth of the scientific community. Published findings often serve as the basis for future investigations allowing scientists to build on…
Author Workshop at Asan Medical Center Educates Researchers on Publication Ethics
Seoul, South Korea: In continuation of our initiative for educating researchers and disseminating knowledge of academic publishing across South Korea, Enago recently conducted an…
Know More About Publication Ethics: An Interview With Christina Bennett (Part 2)
In the final part of this interview series, Christina provides some insights on ethical misconduct among ESL authors and highlights some useful tips that would help early-career…
Common Errors That Lead to Rejection (Part 2)
In our previous article, we discussed 6 errors that lead to rejection. Here we will look at 6 other easily avoidable reasons related to outright manuscript rejection at a broader…
Summarizing and Paraphrasing in Academic Writing
“It’s none of their business that you have to learn to write. Let them think you were born that way.”
– Ernest Hemingway
Plato considers art (and therefore writing) as being…
Rejection without Peer Review: Issues and Solutions
A fact that is not very widely known or universally accepted by authors is that manuscripts may be rejected without the due and expected peer review process. While manuscripts have…