The concept of Double-bind Scholarly Publishing
The process of double bind works well in scholarly publishing when some groups want publishers to do more and more with less pay. The New York Times is on the…
Peer review process
A peer review is a planned and well-organized process that aims to improve the quality of a research paper. It is the most effective feedback-generation system that takes place during…
Some useful tips to help you avoid writing awful journal articles
Publishing journal articles with high importance in the field of research has become very important for researchers for advancement in their career and credibility in their field. When there is…
A new pilot agreement by MPG and IOP
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (MPG) and IOP Publishing (IOP) are merging to develop a new pilot agreement, for Making Open Access publishing as easy as possible for the researchers. IOP is operating with…
IOP Publishing reveals new look for Physics World
Physics World, the science news website has been re-launched by IOP Publishing, and the phase of development will run through the first half of 2018. The new design is made…
PLOS attains its publishing milestone, 200,000 Research Articles and Counting
In 2003, PLOS published its first research article and now it has reached the milestone after publishing more than 200,000 research articles across seven Open Access journals. Veronique Kiermer, PLOS Executive…
Alexandra Elbakyan, a science Hacker
Alexandra Elbakyan a23-year-old student of Kazakhstan University has created Sci-Hub, a digital repository housing copies of million scientific journal articles. In 2016, the website claimed to services over 200,000 requests…
How to Avoid Writing a Terrible Journal Article
Publishing journal articles with high importance in the field of research has become very important for researchers for advancement in their career and credibility in their field. When there is…
Society of Scholarly Publishing to Become Association Supporter of London Info International 2017
London Info International announced that the Society of Scholarly Publishing (SSP) is to be one of its Association supporters. SSP joins the growing list of supporters including SLA Europe (Association),…
Peer review – Do we need gradual improvements or a revolution?
In the traditional peer review process, a paper goes through multiple rounds of review and revision over several months before being finally published. The long process sometimes forces authors to…