Hijacked journals: what they are and how to avoid them
Hijacked journals are duplicate or fake websites of legitimate ones utilizing the title, ISSN and other information of the reputable journal. They are often created by »
Hijacked journals are duplicate or fake websites of legitimate ones utilizing the title, ISSN and other information of the reputable journal. They are often created by »
Publons' Global State of Peer Review 2018 is here! Far-reaching and pulling no punches, this largescale report assesses the lay of the research landscape to improve »
Peer reviewers spend countless hours enhancing the quality of scholarly communication. Now, you can thank those who go above and beyond with our new ‘Author feedback’ »
The 10th annual International Open Access Week kicked off on Monday, celebrating the benefits of opening up access to research and scholarship. Open Access refers to »
Well, hello and welcome again! Time for some updates from the Publons world. Publons news It's been an exciting few weeks, and we have some great »
This is a cross-post of a guest blog we did for Open Access Week, originally published at Creative Commons NZ. A favourite ploy among unsolicited email »
The academic publishing system is broken. It is slow, expensive, and closed in an age that has the technology and the will to make it fast, »