Mega-authorship implications: How many scientists can fit into one cell?
Author : Daniel S. Dotson The past 20 years has seen a significant increase in articles with 500 or more authors. This increase has presented problems in terms ...
Étiquette : authorship
How many authors are (too) many? A retrospective, descriptive analysis of authorship in biomedical publications
Authors : Martin Jakab, Eva Kittl, Tobias Kiesslich Publishing in academic journals is primary to disseminate research findings, with authorship reflecting a sc...
La fonction de l’éditeur-auteur dans les éditions critiques numériques
Autrice/Author : Joana Casenave Cet article propose une étude des caractères d’auctorialité propres à l’édition critique et de l’évolution que cette auctorialit...
Scientific authorship by gender: trends before and during a global pandemic
Authors : Ji-Young Son, Michelle L. Bell Many fields of science are still dominated by men. COVID-19 has dramatically changed the nature of work, including for ...
Editors publishing in their own journals: A systematic review of prevalence and a discussion of normative aspects
Authors : Gert Helgesson, Igor Radun, Jenni Radun, Gustav Nilsonne Journal editors are the main gatekeepers in scientific publishing. Yet there is a concern tha...
The gendered nature of authorship
Authors : Chaoqun Ni, Elise Smith, Haimiao Yuan, Vincent Larivière, Cassidy R. Sugimoto Authorship is the primary form of symbolic capital in science. Despite t...
Faculty Use of Open-Access Journals: A Case Study of Faculty Publications and Cited References at a California University
Author : Kendall Faulkner Many in the library world see open-access (OA) publishing as the way of the future, necessary to combat ever-rising costs, expand know...