[…] about open items it contains into discovery services and tools that may have broader purposes or fit into a traditional workflow. And these workflow services need not be other search engines. One interesting model can be found in browser extensions. […]
[…] many different sources — whether it’s from colleagues, editors, authors, reviewers, or even readers. I regularly audit our peer review workflow and processes to assess what is working well for our authors and what could be improved. My primary goal […]
[…] improvements. These solutions not only have the potential to resolve the existing challenge impacting AX but also propel the publishing workflow toward efficiency, increased author satisfaction, and a broader, positive impact on the scholarly publishing landscape. Theme 2: Navigating AI […]
[…] the title of a journal is Nature Something or similar, selectivity is likely to be an excuse for a slow workflow rather than the true cause of a slow performance. Figure 4. Peer review TAT performance in 2022 by journal […]
[…] a virtual workshop involving a diverse range of staff and researchers at the University of Bristol to create a detailed workflow, which was revised and extended in a virtual workshop with 20 members of the Association of Research Managers and […]
[…] They aimed to save time during peer review and add an extra layer of oversight and evaluation to their publishing workflow. The question on everyone’s mind was how to increase publication output while maintaining high standards of quality and integrity. […]
[…] will force adaptation and the use of tools that can evolve rapidly to ensure research integrity and accelerate our publishing workflows. We can also learn from web3 (Web 3.0), a decentralized vision for the Internet that could transform everything from […]
[…] Publisher Our first area of setbacks and challenges were technical and knowledge based, ranging from the lack of availability of workflow tools to support the unique affordances of open digital publications, to the unique challenges of dissemination of OA metadata […]
[…] can still reap all the benefits as if you had published it yourself. You can plug it right into your workflow system and still sell the analytics and all the other pieces you’re selling for your own journals.” There is […]
[…] are also explicitly asked if they have concerns about research integrity or publication ethics regarding the manuscript they review. Do workflow changes that move the point of feedback earlier upstream, like the Lancet example, help catch errors before publication? Possibly, […]
[…] to learn a publisher-specific system or use different authentication credentials to the ones they regularly use. The full JOSS publication workflow is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. JOSS publication flowchart. (from https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4646164) JOSS began with a two-tiered model of […]
[…] concern in the wider community about the fact that the original taxonomy is so focused on the scientific journal publication workflow. At my former organization, ORCID, we decided not to implement CRediT for that reason; however, I’m delighted to say […]
[…] broadly adopted. I can think of five good candidates blocking their adoption; culture, equity, lack of perceived value, competition, and workflow. Culture: I suspect the most powerful impediment to submission charges is culture; namely as with college admissions, the percentage […]
[…] Nature Publishing Group and then Macmillan Science and Education. She founded Digital Science, the investment portfolio and incubator of scientific workflow and analytics services. After Nature and Springer merged, she served as Chief Scientific Officer of Springer Nature. Thomas joined […]
[…] having worked her way up from Assistant Editor to Editorial Director. In her current role, she’s the point person for workflow implementation, efficiency, and standardization focusing on policies/procedures and technical troubleshooting. Changing peer review systems, while sometimes necessary, is a […]