Taxonomy in Peer Review Process
Following Peer Review Week 2020, this topic feels appropriate to the current scholarly publishing environment. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this topic to our attention […]
Building Trust in Peer Review
This week is Peer Review Week 2020, a yearly global event celebrating the essential role that peer review plays in maintaining scientific quality. The event […]
On Demand Professional Development
The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) is making it even easier for communications professionals to learn about timely topics and recent developments in scholarly […]
American Library Association and Digital Scholarship
The concept of openness in scholarship is shared by many in the academic, library science and publishing worlds. A newly released book takes a […]
Open Access and Democracy
In the current political climate, this academic topic felt very appropriate. It came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Will the […]
Open Source and Community
Did you know that much of the software that powers the world’s largest companies, protects our personal data and/or encrypts national security information is […]
Digital Content in Scholarly Publishing
Technologies have expanded the variety of formats that are used in today’s business. The myriad forms of digital content are common in the researcher’s […]
Art Used in Science Classification
This exciting information may not be interesting to everyone but those in the classification and taxonomy world understand its significance, or they should. Forbes […]
Scholarly Communication Webinar
The National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) is offering a webinar as part of their 2018 series titled, “Scholarly Information Applications for Blockchain,” scheduled for August […]