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...
Étiquette : scientific communication
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...
Mapping the Landscape of Open Access Dashboards – A Dataset for Research and Infrastructure Development
Authors : Johannes Schneider, Heinz Pampel As Open Access continues to gain importance in science policy, understanding the proportion of Open Access publicatio...
Outreach, ou la construction « légitime » du positionnement des grands groupes de l’édition scientifique dans le champ de la communication des sciences
Autrice/Author : Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri Le texte vise à rendre compte de la manière dont la restructuration du secteur de la publication autour des modèles ...
Enhancing Consistency in Peer Review: A Statistical Analysis of Discrepancies and Proposals for Improvement
Authors : Maher M. Alarfaj This paper investigates the inconsistencies present in peer review by analysing the evaluation patterns of reviewers involved in an e...
“We find that…” changing patterns of epistemic positioning in research writing
Authors : Yanfang Yang, Xuan Guo Introduction: Epistemic positioning refers to the writer’s commitment to the truth of a proposition and assessment of its poten...