The steady acquisition by publishers of tools used by academic institutions for evaluations and hiring decisions leads to the consolidation of sensitive data about American researchers.
Oxford University Press to stop publishing China-sponsored science journal
Oxford University Press ceases publication of a controversial Chinese government-funded journal over ethical breaches in DNA collection from minorities.
Law Review Puts Out Full Issue Of Articles Written With AI - Above the Law
Law professors have avoided generative AI, but the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law is pioneering AI-assisted scholarship for legal writing, acknowledging its inevitable influence.
Gender equality in research publishing is a responsibility for everyone
Women constitute a significantly low percentage of corresponding authors submitting manuscripts, highlighting an ongoing gender disparity in academic publishing.
The article discusses four pillars to enhance the research publication process, emphasizing the need for open access and peer reviewing while acknowledging some gatekeeping is essential.
The World Record for the Shortest Math Article: 2 Words
John Conway and Alexander Soifer submitted a two-word math paper, provoking debate about article length and the value of brevity in scholarly communication.
Why China needs to review its approach to research evaluation
China's scientific merit system promotes local priorities over global standards, creating confusion for researchers, especially early in their careers.