Towards a terroir approach to science communication and its evidencing
Authors : Marianne Achiam, Martin Grünfeld, Sabrina Vitting-Seerup, Jacob Thorek Jensen, Louise Whiteley This essay proposes terroir as a metaphor for rethinkin...
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
The Drain of Scientific Publishing
Authors : Fernanda Beigel, Dan Brockington, Paolo Crosetto, Gemma Derrick, Aileen Fyfe, Pablo Gomez Barreiro, Mark A. Hanson, Stefanie Haustein, Vincent Lariviè...
The Modal Mode of Thinking about Scholarly Publishing
Author : Jefferson Pooley The essay argues that the study of scholarly communication would benefit from attending to a “modal” sensibility—that is, a self-consc...
The Journal of Electronic Publishing, 30 ans dans la vie des communautés académiques
Autrice/Author : Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri L’anniversaire d’une revue savante est toujours un moment important. Avant tout, pour son comité éditorial, et aussi...
Regaining Scientific Authority in a Post-Truth Landscape
Authors : Andrew M. Petzold, Marcia D. Nichols Recent decades have seen a rise of anti-science rhetoric, fueled by scientific scandals and failures of peer revi...
Communiquer la science : pratiques et discours de créateur·rice·s de contenus sur la plateforme TikTok
Autrice/Author : Sarah Rakotoary Cet article examine les dynamiques de la vulgarisation scientifique sur des plateformes numériques, en se concentrant sur TikTo...
Why the Current Model oAcademic Publishing Is Ethically Flawed—and What We Can Do to Change It
Author : Emilia Kaczmarek This article offers a reasoned call for urgent reform of the academic journal publishing system. It focuses on the ethical flaws of th...