Saisir l’objet mouvant de la prédation dans la communication scientifique
Auteur : Innocent Azilan Cet article examine la prédation dans la communication scientifique comme un phénomène complexe et mouvant qui dépasse la simple dichot...
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
Analyzing the citation impact of predatory journals in the health sciences
Authors : Erin Watson, AHI, Li Zhang Objective Predatory journal articles do not undergo rigorous peer review and so their quality is potentially lower. Citing ...
Shifting norms in scholarly publications: trends in readability, objectivity, authorship, and AI use
Authors : Padraig Cunningham, Padhraic Smyth, Barry Smyth Academic and scientific publishing practices have changed significantly in recent years. This paper pr...
Open research data integration in universities: How data stewards adapt global policies to local contexts
Authors : Stefan Stepanovic, Auriane Marmier, Tobias Mettler Global research policies, often driven by political agendas rather than academic expertise, generat...
Reforming research funding: Combining editorial preregistration with grant peer review
Authors : Lutz Bornmann, Gerald Schweiger Competitive grant funding is associated with high costs and a potential bias to favor conservative research. This comm...
No Fees, No Barriers—But What Standards? Considerations on the DIAMAS Diamond OA Standard Applied to a Public Health Journal
Authors : Annarita Barbaro, Maria Cristina Barbaro, Federica Napolitani The Diamond Open Access (OA) model—characterized by the absence of fees for both authors...
Library Publishing Services for Community Authors
Author : Kyle Morgan Introduction As universities have extended services beyond their campus borders, academic libraries have engaged the cause in a variety of ...