Does Academic Publishing Lead to Work-Related Stress or Happiness?
Author : Jaroslava Kubátová The topic of work-related stress and happiness has recently been of interest to science as well as in practice. Work-related stress ...
Étiquette : Scholarly Publishing
A Team Approach: Library Publishing Partnerships with Scholarly Societies
Author : Suzanne Cady Stapleton INTRODUCTION The journal publishing service at the University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries is structured to use a tea...
Publishers’ Responsibilities in Promoting Data Quality and Reproducibility
Author : Iain Hrynaszkiewicz Scholarly publishers can help to increase data quality and reproducible research by promoting transparency and openness. Increasing...
The fundamental problem blocking open access and how to overcome it: the BitViews project
Authors : Camillo Lamanna, Manfredi La Manna In our view the fundamental obstacle to open access (OA) is the lack of any incentive-based mechanism that unbundle...
Mapping the Publishing Challenges for an Open Access University Press
Authors : Megan Taylor Managing a New University Press (NUP) is often a one-person operation and, with limits on time and resources, efficiency and effectivenes...
Defining predatory journals and responding to the threat they pose: a modified Delphi consensus process
Authors : Samantha Cukier, Manoj M. Lalu, Gregory L. Bryson, Kelly D. Cobey, Agnes Grudniewicz, David Moher Background Posing as legitimate open access outlets,...
Does the use of open, non-anonymous peer review in scholarly publishing introduce bias? Evidence from the F1000 post-publication open peer review publishing model
Authors : Mike Thelwall, Verena Weigert, Liz Allen, Zena Nyakoojo, Eleanor-Rose Papas This study examines whether there is any evidence of bias in two areas of ...