Transparent Peer Review a Success at Nature Journals
Across many scientific disciplines, the voluntary peer review system is strained, if not under outright siege1,2. This trend is of great concern because peer review is an essential…
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Commons Open Repository Exchange: Open Access for Humanities Gets Ambitious
In January 2013, the Modern Language Association (MLA) introduced the MLA Commons. It was their first attempt to create an open access publishing forum within the organization.…
Open Library of Humanities: The Open Access Publisher for Humanities
The Open Library of Humanities (OLH) is a non-profit open access publisher for humanities and social sciences and was developed initially in 2013 but officially launched in…
BioRxiv: A Pre-print Repository for Life Sciences
Traditionally, publishing a research study in life sciences involves a researcher to select a journal based on the field and outreach of the study and then submit their manuscript…
Know More About Journal Editorial Processes: An Interview with Rebecca Benner (Part 3)
In the third part of this interview series, Rebecca discusses with us how the academic publishing industry has evolved in the past few year and the future challenges. We also…
How Open Science is Helping Researchers Succeed
In academic research, researchers are meant to share information in an open manner in order to foster a more scholarly environment. Open science promotes collaborations and enables…
Year in Review: Highlights for Enago in 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, we look back at some of the most popular highlights of Enago. In the last year, we have been able to realize our objective of reaching out to the academic…
Open Scholarship Initiative: Global Enrichment or International Pandemonium?
The world of scholarly publishing has always been fraught with issues of access, authority, politics, and funding. Who has access to academic journals? How are studies and articles…
Is Open Access Publishing Cost Effective?
The concept of open access publishing is fairly new compared to how long researchers have been publishing in academic journals. At present, open access is now an accepted way of…
Six Months after Brexit: What Next?
In June 2016, Britain voted in favor of leaving the European Union (EU) in what can be considered a historical referendum. For most of us, this news came as a surprise. Since then,…
Who are Journal Editors?: An Interview With Stephanie Kinnan (Part 2)
In the second part of this interview series, Stephanie highlights the expectations that journals have for the articles that are sent to them for publication. Stephanie also shares…
Know More About Publication Ethics: An Interview With Christina Bennett (Part 2)
In the final part of this interview series, Christina provides some insights on ethical misconduct among ESL authors and highlights some useful tips that would help early-career…