Journal for “controversial ideas” to be launched next year
A “controversial ideas” journal where researchers can publish articles under pseudonyms will be launched next year by an Oxford University academic. The new journal is a response to a rise…
Diversified journal guidelines confuse Scientists
A global study of 7000 researchers suggests that unclear publishing policies place an extra burden on scientists who don’t speak English as their first language. A significant proportion of respondents…
AI and scientific literature work in sync
When scholars choose a topic to work on their research, they need more sources or materials to review literature and add more value to their findings. According to Canadian science…
Wiley and Hindawi increase their open access publishing partnership
With Open Access turning into the shared vision of various governments worldwide and a specific concentration inside some European research funders, this extended joint effort permits both Wiley and Hindawi…