[…] used by Geoffrey Crossick in his foundational 2015 report on monograph publishing. By pairing authors with expert interlocutors (acquisitions editors, peer reviewers, series editors, faculty mentors from our Executive Committee, and expert production editors), the university press provides a rare space […]
[…] scientific community studies the impact of variables on processes, plans and runs experiments, and also critiques the work of their peers, so it is surprising that there isn’t a more rigorous understanding of what yields successful scientific outcomes. Since the […]
[…] of bringing research to life is unparalleled for me. What a privilege it is to help important research receive quality peer review and live on forever in published form! It’s unbelievable. Even given my passion for what I do, though, I […]
[…] proprietary platform that integrates event hosting and the resulting video library into a larger publication workflow that integrates abstract management, peer review, and workflow tools with conference outputs including posters, presentation capture, proceedings, and journal articles. Like many companies (including those […]
[…] growth of researchers publishing datasets and the subsequent need for guidance on best practices. The growth in citations from the peer–reviewed literature to datasets in these repositories can be seen in this hockey-sticking plot from Dimensions.ai. Remember, this is just […]
[…] – not just putting a question into chat, but asking live questions, workshopping with fellow participants, and freely networking with peers. We will be doing that in London and ‘everywhere’ next week. We shall see whether the anticipated post-conference satisfaction […]
[…] for publication outlets? What of the quality of the author and reader experience? As well as that of the editors, peer reviewers, etc.? What safeguards are in place to prevent fraud, misinformation, and the like in order to secure and support […]
[…] for example, by encouraging diversity in journals; incorporating inclusive reporting standards; equity and open science; improving representation while promoting inclusive peer review and editorial boards. The American Psychological Association recently shared our new EDI Toolkit for Journal Editors with our community […]
[…] sur le libre accès aux publications savantes (available in French only). This policy commits all university authors to deposit their peer–reviewed articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings in the university’s institutional repository as soon as they are published. Open access […]
[…] like about Elsevier… Has anyone noticed how they’ve been adding embedded hyperlinks to their ‘Topic Pages’ within HTML pages of peer–reviewed articles? The authors surely didn’t put them in. Do paying subscribers get to say “no” to this? pic.twitter.com/nnNSOS9BdQ — […]
[…] is highly dependent on the format of the event. If a lot of pre-recording is involved, especially with author submissions, peer–review, and transcription, robust workflows need to be in place to organize the content so that it is ready for […]
[…] licenses back the following rights to the Author in the version of the cOAlition S Funded Work that has been peer–reviewed and accepted for publication, (the “Accepted Version”) but not the final, copyedited and proofed version published by AAAS (the […]
[…] no one had to do any scanning. I would not be surprised by the appearance of similar services which aggregate peer–reviewed manuscripts deposited into PubMed Central as part of the NIH Public Access mandate, or a commercial service which scrapes […]
[…] the Challenge possible. The data sets that they compile are natural language questions and answers, plus relevant snippets (sentences from peer–reviewed articles). Competitors create and submit systems that dive into the haystack to try and extract the most useful needles […]
[…] or Web of Science to be considered of quality. We need to remember that quality relies on the strength of peer–review processes and the effectiveness of communicating knowledge and the capacity of them to reach the communities they serve. For […]