Scientific Journals use the peer review process to select and prioritize innovative articles. It is a crucial job, performed by thousands of academics around the world. Peer review carries great responsibility and requires significant time and effort, unpaid and unrewarded. While several metrics have been developed to appraise and quantify Lire la suite…
The Center for Open Science (COS) is a non-profit technology and culture change organization with a mission to increase openness, integrity, and reproducibility of scientific research. COS pursues this mission by building communities around open science practices, supporting metascience research, and developing and maintaining open source software tools. Infrastructure to Lire la suite…
“518 days and counting” A much-repeated question appeared on ResearchGate recently. An author asked how long she should wait for a journal to notify her of acceptance – or rejection – of her manuscript. At the time of asking this question, she had been waiting for 2 years without any Lire la suite…
For the launch of conpher, we contacted 3 of the world’s most prominent journal editors and asked them to share their own personal publishing experiences and their advice from an editorial perspective on preparation for writing a journal article and their strategy for selecting the journal to publish with. And Lire la suite…
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