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In a concerning turn of events, authors of a scholarly commentary agreed to remove derogatory content at the request of the journal's editor, only to post an earlier, objectionable version to a preprint site. Despite their assurance to remove the contentious material prior to journal publication, the authors linked the preprint version in the final published article.
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Recent revelations surrounding a surgical study involving children have sparked ethical inquiries, prompting scrutiny from the academic community. The case emerged when a paper, authored by an individual affiliated with a UK institution, detailed a prospective surgical intervention on 10 children, utilizing two techniques during the same operation. Notably, the paper underwent review without detection of the study's nature or mention of consent and ethical approval.
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In a recent case brought to the fore, concerns regarding duplicate publication have surfaced, shedding light on ethical considerations within academic circles.
Case Overview: Author X approached Journal A with a proposal for a review on a novel treatment concept for a disease, co-authored by two others. The paper underwent peer review and was subsequently published. However, post-publication, a member of the editorial team discovered a similar review authored by the same trio in Journal B, without any cross-referencing.
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In a recent case, a manuscript submission faced rejection following negative reviews, prompting the author to contest one particularly critical assessment. Despite the author's appeal, the editorial board reaffirmed the decision after thorough review. Now, the author seeks access to the manuscript files, including reviewer identities, which the journal typically withholds to safeguard confidentiality.
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In the realm of proposing a research endeavor, the necessity of delivering a comprehensive literature review can appear daunting. With a myriad of books and articles, each laden with numerous citations, the task may seem overwhelming. However, at its core, a literature review serves as a critical synthesis of data from various sources pertinent to the research topic.
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The eagerly anticipated Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2023 have been released, featuring a staggering 1,799 universities spanning across 104 countries and regions. This year's rankings mark the largest and most diverse compilation to date.
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In a recent manuscript submission, a concerning case of undisclosed conflict of interest has come to light, prompting scrutiny of the peer review process.
The scenario unfolded when authors affiliated with a company recommended a peer reviewer for their submission. Surprisingly, the recommended reviewer advocated for acceptance without any revisions, contrary to the opinions of other reviewers. Delving deeper, the editor discovered that the reviewer had undisclosed relationships with the same company, including honoraria, consultant fees, and advisory board participation, all pertinent to the subject matter of the manuscript.
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Keywords play a crucial role in helping indexers and search engines locate relevant academic papers. Ensuring that database search engines can locate your journal manuscript increases its visibility to readers, potentially leading to higher readership and citation rates.
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In a concerning development, a total of 11 manuscripts, comprising 9 case reports, 1 original study, and 1 letter, flooded our submissions within the span of a single month. What's particularly alarming is that all 11 manuscripts were penned by a single corresponding author, identified as author A, who also held the position of first author across all submissions. Moreover, author B appeared as the second author in 10 of these manuscripts, with two additional authors, authors C and D, contributing to two of the manuscripts.
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Plagiarism is a serious offense in academia, and even unintentional instances can have significant consequences. To help researchers avoid accidental plagiarism, Elsevier, a renowned publisher, offers the following recommendations:
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- “Transformations of national economies under conditions of instability” (by country)
- “Post-traumatic syndromes: psychologies of adaptation”
- “Social tension: manifestation and causes”
- “Ecological systems modeling”
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Dear scientists and readers! We would like to remind you that on December 13, 2022, Scientific Route OÜ® published the collective monograph “The technology of scientific and practical communications: InGraph case study”. This publication, which has made a significant contribution to the development of modern scientific communications, deserves your attention today.
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Revising your manuscript can be a daunting task, especially when faced with reviewer comments. However, approaching the process with a calm and methodical mindset can help alleviate stress and improve the chances of a positive outcome. Here are four simple tips to guide you through the revision process:
C: Comprehend (keep your cool!)
Upon receiving reviewer comments, take a deep breath and resist the urge to react impulsively. Allow yourself time to fully comprehend the feedback provided. Remember, criticism is an opportunity for improvement, not a reflection of your worth as a researcher. Take a break if needed, and revisit the comments with a clear mind the following day.
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- “Transformations of national economies under conditions of instability” (by country)
- “Post-traumatic syndromes: psychologies of adaptation”
- “Social tension: manifestation and causes”
- “Ecological systems modeling”
- Your topic
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- All monographs are open access.
- Copyright remains with the authors.
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In a recent case brought to light, a concerning issue of parallel publication has emerged, raising questions about academic integrity and ethical standards.
Case Overview: A scholarly paper, denoted as Paper A, surfaced in a foreign language journal accompanied by an English abstract. Subsequently, Paper B was submitted for editorial review. However, a referee flagged striking similarities in content between Paper B and the previously published Paper A.
Upon closer examination, including retrieval of the original foreign language manuscript and review by experts, it became evident that both papers shared largely identical data and content. While the foreign language version provided more detailed research aspects, the English version incorporated additional analyses and minor alterations. Despite these nuances, the core messages and conclusions remained unchanged.
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A perplexing authorship dispute unfolded within the confines of Journal X, leaving editors grappling with ethical dilemmas and institutional complexities.
Initially, author A, the corresponding author, unilaterally removed author B's name from two accepted manuscripts, sparking a confrontation. Author A, citing personal disputes, requested author B's removal without prior agreement. Sensing the gravity of the situation, Journal X's editors reinstated author B and notified the publisher, hoping to restore order.
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A contentious authorship dispute has arisen following the publication of an article in a scholarly journal. The conflict stems from an email received by the journal's editor, in which an author alleges that they were not credited as a coauthor despite making significant contributions to the manuscript.
The complaining author asserts that they were invited by the lead author to assist with statistical analysis and provided substantial support to the paper. However, to their surprise, they discovered that their name was omitted from the list of authors upon publication.
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A potential case of plagiarism has surfaced, raising serious questions about the integrity of research within the academic community. The issue came to light when a referee flagged a manuscript submitted to a journal for review, citing striking similarities to content previously published elsewhere.
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The Editorial Office of a renowned journal is grappling with the decision of whether to retract a paper published in 2022 due to striking similarities with the authors' prior work from 2019. The issue came to light following feedback from a third party, prompting an internal audit by the Editorial Office.
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A recent incident in academic publishing has uncovered a case of duplicate submission and publication, raising concerns about integrity and ethical standards in research dissemination.
In this case, an identical paper was simultaneously submitted to two different journals, despite the authors' signed declaration stating otherwise. The issue came to light when one journal's associate editor received the paper for review from the editor of the other journal. Additionally, the paper cited two previous publications by the same authors, which were found to be duplicates of each other through a PUBMED search.
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- “Education before the challenges of modernity”
- “Transformations of national economies under conditions of instability” (by country)
- “Post-traumatic syndromes: psychologies of adaptation”
- “Social tension: manifestation and causes”
- “Ecological systems modeling”
- Your topic
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- All monographs are open access.
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A recent incident involving two academic journals has raised questions about dual submission, salami slicing, and redundant publication in scholarly research.
Editor A of Journal A contacted Editor B of Journal B, informing them that a reviewer had noticed material from a paper submitted to Journal A that appeared to overlap with a paper submitted to Journal B. Editor A requested a copy of the paper submitted to Journal B. Editor B confirmed that the paper had indeed been submitted to Journal B two weeks prior to its submission to Journal A. However, it was rejected after external peer review. Editor B then provided a copy of the rejected paper to Editor A for comparison.
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Title: “TRANSFORMATIONS OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSTABILITY”.
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In a recent incident of concern, Author X approached the editor of Journal A with a proposal for a review article on a novel treatment approach for a particular disease, co-authored by two colleagues. Despite an initial plan to submit the paper elsewhere, Author X persuaded the team to submit it to Journal A. Following peer review, the paper was accepted and published. However, shortly thereafter, a member of Journal A's editorial team stumbled upon a similar review article authored by the same trio in a recent issue of Journal B, with neither publication referencing the other.
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A journal faces a complex ethical dilemma upon receiving a manuscript detailing secondary analysis of existing medical records. Despite no indication of ethics approval from a recognized review board or informed consent from participants, the authors assert that patient data were anonymized, securely stored, and analyzed without direct harm or unnecessary risk to individuals.
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An incident involving an author's anxious maneuvering in the submission process has highlighted ethical concerns in academic publishing. The sequence of events unfolded when an author, concerned about a competing paper, reached out to journals A and B for expedited consideration of his study.
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Manuscripts of monographs and collective monographs are accepted for review on various topics. Current topics of collective monographs at the link.
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A reader raised concerns to the Editor of Journal A regarding the integrity of an author associated with a published paper in Journal B. The reader suggested fraudulent publication practices due to striking similarities between the article in question and a previously published work in Journal C.
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A recent controversy has emerged in the academic community surrounding a journal publication that uncovered undisclosed financial support from the tobacco industry. The paper, focusing on passive smoking, failed to declare its ties to tobacco industry funding, sparking concerns about transparency and integrity.
Following a letter addressing this omission, the authors provided partial disclosure, acknowledging funding from one source. However, subsequent investigations unveiled a more extensive involvement with the tobacco industry, prompting the editor to publish an editorial outlining the group's deep ties to tobacco interests.
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In a recent case that has raised eyebrows in the academic community, Journal A encountered a paper that was swiftly rejected due to its poor quality and lack of originality. However, what followed was even more concerning.
A month later, the same paper surfaced at Journal B, coincidentally sharing premises with Journal A. Remarkably, it was a verbatim resubmission, albeit with a slightly altered title. Upon closer inspection, editorial assistants discovered that the content was identical to the rejected submission at Journal A.
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A concerning instance of duplicate publication has been uncovered, shedding light on ethical breaches within academic research. The discovery was made when the editor of Journal A noticed striking similarities between an article recently published in their journal and one previously published in Journal B.
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A troubling case of attempted duplicate publication has come to light, prompting swift action by the editorial team. A paper submitted to our journal was flagged by a reviewer for containing identical data tables to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite the authors' silence in response to inquiries regarding this discrepancy, subsequent investigations revealed further instances of potential misconduct.
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In a recent case, an author found themselves entangled with a predatory journal after unknowingly submitting a review article to Journal X. Upon submission, the author was startled by an unexpected invoice and the absence of peer review, prompting an investigation revealing the journal's predatory nature.
Despite diligent attempts to communicate via email, phone calls, and certified letters, the author received no response from the journal or its editorial board. The manuscript intermittently vanished and resurfaced on the journal's website, exacerbating the author's concerns. Notably, no copyright agreement was signed, and no fees were paid for publication.
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A recent case involving a potential breach of confidentiality by a reviewer has sparked debate within the academic community. The incident occurred when authors of a submitted article accused a reviewer of using data from their presentation without proper attribution, leading to accusations of misconduct.
The authors claimed that a figure presented by the reviewer closely resembled one from their paper under review, suggesting misuse of privileged information. However, the reviewer denied using the disputed figure and asserted that any data used were appropriately credited. Despite this, the reviewer was removed from consideration for the article, prompting further dispute over the severity of the action taken.
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Over the span of a single month, our journal received 11 manuscripts from authors based in a European Union country. What's notable is that all 11 manuscripts shared a commonality—they were submitted by the same corresponding author, who also served as the first author for each manuscript. Furthermore, in 10 of these manuscripts, a second author appeared, while two additional authors were involved in two of the manuscripts.
Regrettably, our editorial review process uncovered significant ethical breaches. Four of the submitted manuscripts (1, 5, 6, and 8) were swiftly rejected due to lack of originality. An additional manuscript (10), which had undergone peer review, was flagged for plagiarism, with a staggering 97% similarity index to a previously published article. Upon scrutiny, it was evident that the author had merely altered the author names, despite asserting originality in the cover letter.
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A perplexing case unfolded when a paper submitted to Journal A purportedly as an original work raised concerns upon closer examination by the editor. Despite the authors' assertion of novelty, significant overlap with a previously published paper in Journal B, featuring a distinct set of authors save one, prompted scrutiny.
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In a recent case brought to light by Journal A, the issue of duplicate submission or self-plagiarism has sparked debate within academic circles. The case in question involves an article flagged for similarity by the journal's anti-plagiarism software, prompting further investigation.
Upon scrutiny, it was revealed that the article, submitted for publication, had significant overlap with a previously published version presented at a conference. Remarkably, the similarity between the two versions was a staggering 80%, far exceeding the journal's allowable limit of 20%.
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In a recent peer review process at Journal Y, concerns arose regarding the declaration of relevant conflicts of interest (CoI) in a submitted manuscript. A referee flagged a potential discrepancy between the authors' assertion of no relevant CoIs and information provided in a press release, suggesting the involvement of one author in a company licensed to the compounds discussed in the article.
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About a month after the publication of Paper X in Journal A, concerns were raised by readers who found similarities between Paper X and a recently published Paper Y in Journal B. While the two papers superficially appeared different, they shared highly similar results and conclusions. The co-corresponding authors for both papers were significantly overlapping, and Paper X's authors were aware of Paper Y's acceptance by Journal B when submitting revisions.
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An author, eager for fast-track consideration due to a competing paper, approached journals A and B. While journal A committed to a swift review, journal B, unaware of the competing study, expedited the review but requested the author to condense the article into a short communication format.
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In response to a rejected manuscript, the editor-in-chief received an email from an individual within the same laboratory expressing relief over the rejection. The writer, formerly listed as an author, disclosed misgivings about the study, specifically noting that the effect of the described biological mechanism was less than 1%. This individual opposed the submission of the manuscript, leading to the removal of their name from the author list by the lead author.
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The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) offers guidance on a case involving simultaneous submission of an identical paper to two journals and a history of previous duplicate publication.
In this scenario, the authors submitted the same paper to two journals simultaneously, despite declaring exclusivity in each submission. Additionally, a PubMed search revealed that two papers cited within the submission, authored by the same individuals, were duplicate publications of each other. The associate editor of one journal suspected similarity between an English and a German publication by the authors.
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In the acceptance letter and communications with the authors, the editor requested the authors remove portions of their commentary that contained derogatory comments about individuals and the journal that were deemed inappropriate for discourse in a scholarly publication. The authors agreed to do so. Prior to sending the final version of their commentary to the editorial office, the authors posted an earlier version of their paper – with objectionable material – to a preprint site.
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An article was published in a journal. Seven months later an email was received from an author declaring that he was invited by the lead author of the article to help with statistical analysis and had made significant contributions to the paper. To his surprise, he realised that the article was published and he was not listed as a coauthor.
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A recent case submitted to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) involved the submission and subsequent publication of a case report that had previously appeared in a non-English language journal. The authors, upon receiving a letter from the head of department of one author pointing out the duplication, were asked to explain the discrepancy.
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A recent case submitted to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) involved the submission and subsequent publication of a case report that had previously appeared in a non-English language journal. The authors, upon receiving a letter from the head of department of one author pointing out the duplication, were asked to explain the discrepancy.
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The Editorial Boards of Journals A and B have reviewed the concerning situation involving the dual submission of the same paper to both journals. The behavior exhibited by the authors raises ethical concerns related to the simultaneous submission of identical manuscripts to multiple journals.
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During the peer review process of a manuscript submitted to Journal Y, a referee raised concerns about the authors' failure to declare a relevant conflict of interest (CoI). The manuscript stated that the authors had no relevant CoIs, but the referee provided evidence suggesting otherwise, pointing to a press release supporting the allegation. It was revealed that one of the authors is the discoverer of compounds discussed in the article, which have been licensed to a company. In response to this, the authors submitted a revised declaration acknowledging the CoI.
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The editors of a journal recently discovered two very similar articles authored by the same individual when cross-referencing Medline for possible redundant publications. The titles of the articles were remarkably similar, differing only in the name of the disease discussed. A closer examination revealed that the abstracts shared almost 50% identical wording, and the control groups for both articles were identical, despite addressing different diseases with distinct prevalence rates.
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A submitted paper with five authors from the same institution and department raised concerns when a reviewer discovered that four tables in the manuscript were identical to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite being rejected for publication due to this duplication and other reasons, the authors did not respond to the editor's inquiries seeking an explanation.
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A submitted paper with five authors from the same institution and department raised concerns when a reviewer discovered that four tables in the manuscript were identical to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite being rejected for publication due to this duplication and other reasons, the authors did not respond to the editor's inquiries seeking an explanation.
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Authors often find themselves in a dilemma when a journal accepts their manuscript for future publication, and a conference opportunity arises before the official publication date. In such scenarios, understanding the boundaries of copyright and the journal's acceptance terms becomes crucial.
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In a unique and challenging scenario, journal editors are confronted with the need to reconsider the acceptance of a manuscript that has recently been accepted for publication. The authors of the paper, which focuses on COVID-19 treatment, have come under scrutiny in other journals for disseminating misinformation on the same topic. Additionally, an expression of concern has been issued for a similar article in another publisher's journal.
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Journal X faced a challenging situation involving an authorship dispute that unfolded after the acceptance of two manuscripts submitted by author A. The corresponding author, without agreement from the last author, removed their name from both manuscripts during the proofing stage. Subsequently, author A requested the removal of author B, providing a detailed account of a personal dispute between them. The editors of Journal X, after ascertaining that no agreement had been sought from author B, decided to reinstate the original author listing.
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In a complex case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A faced a situation where a review paper published in their journal was claimed to be virtually identical to a paper published four years earlier in Journal B. The editor of Journal A initiated an inquiry, seeking an explanation from the author of the contested paper. COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) provided guidance, advising the journal to contact the institution of the author of Journal A and conduct an independent assessment.
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In a recent incident, concerns have arisen over a potential breach of confidentiality during the review process of a scientific article. The controversy centers around an accusation that a reviewer identified a figure in the manuscript, connecting it to a presentation given at a conference while the paper was still under review. The authors claimed that this identification led to allegations of the reviewer abusing their position.
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A paper from Finland, exploring a contentious area of vaccine research, became the center of an authorship dispute. The controversy arose when a researcher from an immunotherapy company in the United States, claiming involvement in the research, raised concerns about the analysis of the Finnish data. The US author proposed an alternative interpretation, leading to a revision by the Finnish authors who acknowledged and addressed the major errors.
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In 2022, the journal published an original article. Recently, a third party alerted the journal to significant similarities between this article and another work by the same authors, published in 2019.
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In a recent incident, concerns have arisen over a potential breach of confidentiality during the review process of a scientific article. The controversy centers around an accusation that a reviewer identified a figure in the manuscript, connecting it to a presentation given at a conference while the paper was still under review. The authors claimed that this identification led to allegations of the reviewer abusing their position.
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Journal A published a paper (Article 1). Two years later, a reader alerted the editor of Journal A to potential misconduct by one of the authors, suggesting involvement in the fraudulent publication of a paper (Article 2) in Journal B. The reader noted that Article 2 in Journal B was nearly identical to an earlier article (Article 3) in Journal C.
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An issue of potential plagiarism has come to light, raising questions about the ethical practices in scholarly publishing. Journal A received a complaint three years after publishing an original article, alleging plagiarism in a case report previously published by Journal B. The complaint highlighted an identical paragraph in the introductions of both articles, along with similarities in certain paragraphs within the discussion sections.
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In a shocking turn of events, suspicions arose regarding potential collaboration between a reviewer and an author, resulting in the controversial coauthorship of a submitted manuscript. The manuscript, originally a single-author submission, underwent standard processing within the journal's electronic submission system.
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In a recent manuscript submission, a concerning issue arose regarding undisclosed conflicts of interest by a peer reviewer. Here's what transpired:
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A series of troubling issues has come to light, suggesting potential serial misconduct by an author in relation to coauthors and other research activities. The complexities involve unauthorized paper submissions, ethical concerns in investigations, and suspicions of misappropriation from other publications.
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An article submitted to Journal A was flagged by anti-plagiarism software, showing a 17% similarity index, which was within the acceptable threshold of 20%. However, during the peer review process, one reviewer identified that a significant portion (approximately 80%) of the article had been previously published in conference proceedings. The authors claimed that they had submitted their work to the conference under the condition that it would not be published in the proceedings. They provided emails to support their claim but were unaware that the article had indeed been published by the conference organizers. The authors sought to have the article retracted from the conference proceedings but received no response.
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In a shocking revelation, a recently published paper has been exposed as a verbatim copy of another work by a different author. This unsettling discovery unfolded through the vigilant efforts of a meticulous reviewer during the initial stages of the review process.
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During the review process of a submitted manuscript, a vigilant reviewer brought to the editorial team's attention the discovery of a potential case of duplicate publication. The reviewer, while working on a related manuscript review, stumbled upon four articles not cited by the author under consideration.
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A recent incident involving the misrepresentation of a journal decision on social media has sparked controversy within academic circles. Here's what happened:
An author submitted an invited paper to a journal and received a decision of 'major revision' following a double anonymous peer review. However, the author chose not to revise the paper, effectively withdrawing it due to disagreements with the reviewers. Subsequently, the author posted the article on personal and other websites, falsely claiming that it was rejected by reviewers, rather than being asked for major revisions.
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In a recent case, a paper discussing a cohort of patients with an unusual respiratory pathogen was accepted and published in Journal A. However, the editor discovered a similar paper in a US journal, Journal B, published a few months earlier. The second paper featured more or less the same patients, with a few additions, and presented additional secondary outcome data, albeit reaching the same conclusions.
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The Editor-in-Chief of a prominent journal recently faced a challenging situation involving a corresponding author's refusal to comply with proposed editorial changes for their brief communication. The author expressed concern that the suggested edits extended beyond typical formatting adjustments and requested a delay in publication until the next Editor-in-Chief assumes the role.
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In a recent case, a paper discussing a cohort of patients with an unusual respiratory pathogen was accepted and published in Journal A. However, the editor discovered a similar paper in a US journal, Journal B, published a few months earlier. The second paper featured more or less the same patients, with a few additions, and presented additional secondary outcome data, albeit reaching the same conclusions.
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A recent paper published in a high-impact journal within the field of biological sciences (Journal A) has sparked controversy due to its heavy reliance on research previously published in lower-impact factor journals, notably Journal B, among others. Authors of the original research, including those whose work has been appropriated, have expressed concerns to the editor of Journal A, urging an investigation into the peer review process of the contentious paper.
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In a recent investigation, a concerning pattern of potential multiple publication of research studies has been uncovered across four different journals. Upon thorough examination, it was revealed that the author had replicated extensive sections of text, including tables, in all four articles.
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In a recent case, a paper discussing a cohort of patients with an unusual respiratory pathogen was accepted and published in Journal A. However, the editor discovered a similar paper in a US journal, Journal B, published a few months earlier. The second paper featured more or less the same patients, with a few additions, and presented additional secondary outcome data, albeit reaching the same conclusions
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A journal faced a grave ethical dilemma when authors failed to disclose financial support from the tobacco industry in a published paper on passive smoking. Despite subsequent letters and editorial efforts to address the issue, the authors remained reluctant to divulge crucial details. Furthermore, evidence emerged of the corresponding author's extensive involvement with the tobacco industry, including consultancy contracts and funding from cigarette manufacturers.
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The manuscript discusses the crucial distinction between the terms "method" and "methodology" in the context of scientific research, particularly in the Materials and Methods section of a manuscript. The author highlights the significance of using these terms accurately and explores their roles in the research process.
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In a startling revelation, an academic journal recently uncovered a concerning trend of plagiarism involving 11 manuscripts submitted within a single month. The manuscripts, comprising 9 case reports, 1 original study, and 1 letter, all originated from an author based in a European Union country, identified as author A, who also served as the first author in each submission. Another author, identified as author B, appeared as the second author in 10 of the manuscripts, while two additional authors (authors C and D) were listed in two of the submissions.
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In a surprising turn of events, a case report submitted to a renowned journal by Japanese authors has come under scrutiny following the reception of two anonymous letters from within Japan. The accusations, stating that the author "has prized honour above everything else" and submitted "nonsense data," have cast a cloud of doubt over the integrity of the research.
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A perplexing case has emerged in the academic publishing realm, involving a paper submitted to Journal A with claims of complete originality. Upon closer inspection by the editor, substantial overlap with a paper already published in Journal B on the same infection outbreak, albeit with a different set of authors, was discovered.
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A concerning case of plagiarism has emerged involving a paper submitted from a Middle-Eastern university hospital, where about 30% of the text and tables were found to be copied from a reviewer's publication. Despite the originality of the results, the extensive plagiarism prompted rejection of the paper and initiation of further investigation under COPE procedures.
The corresponding author initially attributed the plagiarism to an MSc student co-author and expressed intent to correct the paper. However, after consultation with the editorial board, the decision was made to ban all authors from submitting to the journal for three years. While this action was deemed harsh and potentially legally problematic, it underscores the seriousness with which plagiarism is regarded in academic publishing.
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A recent case of alleged plagiarism, involving two academic papers published in different journals, has been resolved following an investigation and exchange of correspondence between the parties involved.
The incident began when the author of a paper published in Journal B raised concerns about similarities between his work and a review paper published approximately a year later in Journal A. Despite a reference made by the author of the Journal A paper to a specific point in the Journal B paper, substantial sections were found to be virtually identical without proper citation.
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The Editorial Office of our journal faces a critical decision regarding a paper published in 2022. Concerns have been raised about its similarity to the authors' prior work from 2019, prompting an internal audit and a reevaluation of the peer-review process.
During the initial review, one reviewer and an associate recommended rejecting the paper, yet the Editor-in-Chief ultimately approved its publication. Upon revisiting the manuscript, a board member noted similarities to the 2019 version and advised against publication.
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In a recent incident, concerns have arisen over a potential breach of confidentiality by a reviewer involved in the peer review process of a scientific article. The authors of the article accused the reviewer of identifying them based on a figure presented at a conference while the paper was still under review, raising questions about ethical conduct in the academic community.
Upon reaching out to the reviewer, the editorial office received confirmation that the reviewer had indeed used some data previously presented by the authors but denied utilizing the specific figure in question. The reviewer emphasized proper crediting and asserted the deletion of related slides. The authors, however, maintained that the figure presented by the reviewer mirrored the content under review, challenging the reviewer's claims.
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The journal has been approached by the sole author of an already accepted article, requesting the addition of a second author. The original author claims to have forgotten to include the co-author earlier. However, the journal is understandably concerned about the potential for the new author to receive undue credit if their name is added without merit.
In response to this situation, the journal should temporarily halt the publication process for the article in question. The editor should then reach out to the original author for a comprehensive explanation regarding the circumstances surrounding the addition of the new author, as well as their contributions to the article. Simultaneously, the editor should contact the purported new author to obtain their perspective on the matter.
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In crafting research papers, leveraging tables and figures is crucial to effectively present complex data. These visual elements serve to streamline information, enhancing readability and comprehension. However, their integration requires careful consideration and adherence to best practices to ensure optimal effectiveness.
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In the realm of intellectual property protection, securing patents for your research is paramount. Here are some straightforward tips to navigate the patenting process effectively:
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In a recent development, Journal A finds itself embroiled in allegations of fraudulent publication, raising concerns about academic integrity within the scholarly community.
Journal A initially published a paper (referred to as Paper 1), only to receive a distressing revelation two years later. The Editor of Journal A was contacted by a vigilant reader who cast doubt on the integrity of one of the authors associated with Paper 1. The reader pointed out striking similarities between Paper 1 and another publication (Paper 2) in Journal B, suggesting potential plagiarism. Notably, Paper 2 closely resembled an article (Paper 3) previously published in Journal C.
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In a cautionary tale highlighting the perils of predatory publishing, an author found themselves entangled in a web of deceit after unwittingly submitting a review article to a predatory journal, Journal X. What began as an innocuous response to an invitation for an invited review quickly turned into a nightmare of unexpected invoices and a glaring absence of peer review.
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A recent dispute has surfaced regarding alleged plagiarism in academic literature, raising questions about authorship integrity and ethical standards in scholarly publishing.
In a notable incident, Journal A released a review paper which caught the attention of an author whose work had been published four years prior in Journal B. Upon discovering striking similarities between sections of their paper and the one in Journal A, the author raised concerns regarding potential plagiarism. Despite a solitary reference to the author's work in Journal B, substantial portions of the content remained unacknowledged.
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In the realm of academic peer review, the concept of double-blind peer review stands as a cornerstone for impartial evaluation. In single-blind peer review, a common approach, authors remain unaware of the identities of the reviewers, while the reviewers possess knowledge of the authors' identities. Conversely, double-blind peer review introduces an additional layer of anonymity, where neither authors nor reviewers are privy to each other's names or affiliations.
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Upon conducting a routine check for redundant publications, the editors of our journal were alarmed to discover two strikingly similar articles authored by the same individual. Despite differences in disease focus, the abstracts exhibited significant overlap in wording, prompting further investigation.
Our scrutiny revealed that both articles utilized identical control groups, albeit addressing distinct diseases with varying gender prevalence. What's more, the absence of actual measurement values, replaced solely by Mann-Whitney test results, raised suspicion regarding data presentation.
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A challenging scenario unfolds as the Editor-in-Chief of a journal encounters resistance from a corresponding author regarding proposed editorial edits to a brief communication. Despite the recommendation for acceptance with revisions by the section editor, the corresponding author contends that the suggested edits extend beyond typical formatting adjustments, advocating for postponing publication until the next editor-in-chief assumes office. Complicating matters further, the current Editor-in-Chief opts not to renew their contract amidst anonymous allegations regarding prolonged journal timelines.
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Scopus blog reported that preprints have been added to Scopus Author Profiles as a content type to help you get an early view into the research focus of peers and potential collaborators. Preprints can be a helpful complement to peer-reviewed literature to gain insight into researcher endeavors.
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Upon receiving an article for review, a journal was alerted by a referee to a potential case of duplicate publication. It was discovered that the submitted article mirrored content from a surgical journal article published eight years prior, which presented data on haemodynamics and intestinal blood flow in pigs.
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In crafting research papers, data serves as the backbone, often voluminous and intricate. Utilizing tables and figures can succinctly summarize this data, enhancing readability for the reader. However, it's crucial to ensure these visual aids complement the text rather than duplicate it. Here's a breakdown of their effective utilization:
Why Use Tables and Figures? Determining whether to employ a table or figure boils down to complexity. If data can't be summarized in a sentence or two, a table is warranted.
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A manuscript recently submitted to our journal presents a unique challenge regarding the ethical implications of secondary analysis of medical records. The authors conducted a secondary analysis without obtaining explicit ethics committee approval or informed consent from participants. Instead, they asserted that the study posed no direct harm or unnecessary risk to patients, emphasizing the anonymization of data and secure handling procedures.
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In a recent development within academic publishing, a dispute has arisen over an author's request for access to manuscript files in an anonymous peer review process.
Following the submission and subsequent rejection of two manuscripts by a journal, the author contested a particularly negative review and appealed the decision. Seeking clarification, the journal consulted an editorial board member, who affirmed the validity of the rejection based on the received reviews.
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In a recent case brought to light by a vigilant referee, a journal faced the unsettling discovery of a potentially duplicate publication. Upon review, it became apparent that the submitted article presented data strikingly similar to a previously published work from eight years prior, albeit with some minor modifications and the inclusion of additional authors.
Despite the authors' claims of novelty in the discussion section, the core data remained unchanged, signaling a clear case of duplicate publication. The journal, in alignment with COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidance, promptly rejected the article and issued a stern warning to the authors regarding unacceptable research conduct.
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Following a reader's inquiry regarding the integrity of an author, Journal A is investigating potential fraudulent publication practices. The reader raised concerns about similarities between an article published in Journal B and another in Journal C, indicating potential plagiarism.
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In a recent case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A found itself at the center of scrutiny when a concerned author from Journal B raised issues regarding similarities between their paper and a review published in Journal A. Despite one reference made to the author's work in Journal B, substantial portions of the paper in Journal A appeared to mirror content from Journal B without proper citation.
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A recent incident involving duplicate submission by an author has sparked discussions on ethical standards in academic publishing. The case, which unfolded between two journals, highlights the importance of adhering to proper protocols in research dissemination.
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Journal A recently encountered a complex situation involving the publication of Paper X, which bore striking similarities to Paper Y published in Journal B. Despite superficial differences, both papers shared highly similar results and conclusions, raising concerns among readers and reviewers alike.
The overlap extended to the authors, with significant overlap between the co-corresponding authors of both papers. Although the authors insisted on the independent nature of the results, scrutiny from readers, reviewers, and editorial board members suggested otherwise.
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An intriguing case report submitted to our journal recently underwent scrutiny following concerns raised about its originality. The case report, resubmitted after revisions, underwent peer review and was subsequently published. However, subsequent communication revealed discrepancies regarding its prior publication history.
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Approximately a year after the publication of a scholarly article, a journal received a startling letter from one of the authors alleging they hadn't seen the paper's reviews, revisions, or even approved its final version for publication. This claim was echoed by other authors, citing a breakdown in communication with the complainant. Notably, the corresponding author, who affirmed all authors had granted approval, was also the journal's editor-in-chief during the paper's processing.
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In a recent case, questions have arisen regarding the originality of a paper published in 2022, prompting considerations of retraction due to its high similarity to the authors' previous work from 2019.
The editorial journey unfolds with an internal audit conducted by the Editorial Office, revealing that during the peer-review process, one reviewer and an associate suggested rejecting the paper. Despite these reservations, the Editor-in-Chief upheld the decision to publish, resulting in the paper's inclusion in the journal. Subsequently, further scrutiny from board members indicated familiarity with the authors' 2019 publication, raising concerns about potential duplication.
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In the intricate world of academic publishing, instances of duplicate submission can pose challenges for both authors and journal editors alike. A recent case study sheds light on the complexities and ethical considerations involved in such situations.
The scenario unfolded when an author, eager to expedite the publication process for his study, reached out to multiple journals seeking fast-track consideration. Journal A and Journal B were among those contacted. Journal A assured the author of expeditious review, while Journal B, coincidentally considering a competing study, expedited the review process for the author's submission.
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A case of suspected data fabrication has emerged in a published paper, raising concerns within the academic community. The editor of the journal received correspondence from a third party highlighting suspicious consistency in error bars across multiple figures in a paper authored by four individuals. Further analysis revealed similar patterns in a significant portion of publications from the same group of authors.
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In a concerning turn of events, authors of a scholarly commentary agreed to remove derogatory content at the request of the journal's editor, only to post an earlier, objectionable version to a preprint site. Despite their assurance to remove the contentious material prior to journal publication, the authors linked the preprint version in the final published article.
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A complex authorship dispute unfolded at Journal X, involving authors A and B, prompting intervention from editors and publishers. Initially, author A unilaterally removed author B's name from two accepted manuscripts, citing personal conflicts. Despite author A's request for exclusion, editors reinstated author B based on original authorship agreements.
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In a recent case study, the question of accountability arises concerning a submitted article flagged for potential self-plagiarism. The scenario unfolded when a manuscript underwent scrutiny through anti-plagiarism software, revealing a 17% similarity score, just under the 20% threshold set by Journal A. Despite meeting this criterion, concerns were raised by a peer reviewer who discovered significant overlap with content previously published in conference proceedings, reaching approximately 80%.
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In a recent editorial dispute, concerns arose regarding a potential breach of confidentiality by a reviewer involved in the peer review process. The controversy stemmed from an accusation by authors, claiming that a figure in their paper under review had been utilized by the reviewer in a conference presentation while the manuscript was still under evaluation. This accusation led to allegations of misconduct, citing the reviewer's abuse of their position.
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A recent conflict has arisen surrounding authorship of an article published in a journal, shedding light on the complexities of collaborative research and attribution. The case centers on a discrepancy between the lead author and another contributor who claims to have made significant contributions to the paper but was not listed as a coauthor.
The aggrieved author, seven months post-publication, brought attention to his involvement in the research, stating he was invited by the lead author to assist with statistical analysis and made substantive contributions. However, to his dismay, he discovered that he was not credited as a coauthor upon publication.
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In a recent case brought to light by Journal A, the issue of duplicate submission or self-plagiarism has sparked debate within academic circles. The case in question involves an article flagged for similarity by the journal's anti-plagiarism software, prompting further investigation.
Upon scrutiny, it was revealed that the article, submitted for publication, had significant overlap with a previously published version presented at a conference. Remarkably, the similarity between the two versions was a staggering 80%, far exceeding the journal's allowable limit of 20%.
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A disconcerting case of potential serial misconduct has emerged in the realm of academic publishing, shedding light on ethical lapses and authorship disputes that threaten the integrity of scientific research.
The case came to light when a reviewer alerted the editor to a paper submitted without the approval of at least one coauthor, a claim corroborated by additional authors. Despite the first author's assertion of informed consent from all coauthors, the editor requested written confirmation, signaling a commitment to upholding ethical standards.
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A concerning case of potential ethical misconduct has surfaced in a medical journal, highlighting the critical importance of informed consent and ethical approval in pediatric research.
The incident unfolded when a single-authored paper, attributed to a UK institution, detailed a surgical study involving 10 children. Each child underwent two techniques simultaneously, with no mention of consent or ethical approval. Despite undergoing peer review, the study's ethical shortcomings went unnoticed until after acceptance.
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Recent revelations surrounding a surgical study involving children have sparked ethical inquiries, prompting scrutiny from the academic community. The case emerged when a paper, authored by an individual affiliated with a UK institution, detailed a prospective surgical intervention on 10 children, utilizing two techniques during the same operation. Notably, the paper underwent review without detection of the study's nature or mention of consent and ethical approval.
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A recent case of plagiarism has sparked debate within academic circles, shedding light on the challenges surrounding scholarly integrity. The incident unfolded when a paper authored by five individuals from a Middle-Eastern university hospital came under scrutiny for extensive plagiarism, with approximately 30% of the text and tables found to be copied from a prior publication by one of the reviewers.
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A perplexing case unfolded when a paper submitted to Journal A purportedly as an original work raised concerns upon closer examination by the editor. Despite the authors' assertion of novelty, significant overlap with a previously published paper in Journal B, featuring a distinct set of authors save one, prompted scrutiny.
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In a recent incident, a case report submitted to a journal, authored by individuals from Japan, faced scrutiny following acceptance and proofing. The emergence of two anonymous letters, both originating from Japan, raised serious allegations against the author, accusing them of prioritizing honor over integrity and submitting fabricated data.
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In a recent incident, the editors of our journal were confronted with a plagiarism case just before the final step in the volume publication process. The author of the paper in question had already paid the publication fee and completed and signed the publication agreement, affirming the originality of the paper.
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A recent case involving a potential breach of confidentiality by a reviewer has sparked debate within the academic community. The incident occurred when authors of a submitted article accused a reviewer of using data from their presentation without proper attribution, leading to accusations of misconduct.
The authors claimed that a figure presented by the reviewer closely resembled one from their paper under review, suggesting misuse of privileged information. However, the reviewer denied using the disputed figure and asserted that any data used were appropriately credited. Despite this, the reviewer was removed from consideration for the article, prompting further dispute over the severity of the action taken.
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A complex authorship dispute unfolded at Journal X, involving authors A and B, prompting intervention from editors and publishers. Initially, author A unilaterally removed author B's name from two accepted manuscripts, citing personal conflicts. Despite author A's request for exclusion, editors reinstated author B based on original authorship agreements.
Subsequently, author B raised concerns about potential removal from additional manuscripts. Investigations revealed author B's pivotal role as senior author and author A's subordinate position. Notably, one manuscript was redirected to Journal Y, where author B's removal occurred without due process.
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In a case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A received correspondence from an author of a paper published in Journal B, noting significant similarities between their work and a recently published review paper in Journal A. Despite a single reference to the author's paper, large portions of content in Journal A's publication lacked proper citation.
Prompted by the complaint, Journal A's editor initiated an inquiry, seeking an explanation from the author of the review paper. Subsequently, discussions among the author's colleagues in the legal field raised concerns of authorship violation and potential copyright infringement.
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In a recent case, an author found themselves entangled with a predatory journal after unknowingly submitting a review article to Journal X. Upon submission, the author was startled by an unexpected invoice and the absence of peer review, prompting an investigation revealing the journal's predatory nature.
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In the ever-evolving landscape of academic publishing, scholars often inquire about the possibility of republishing monographs, particularly with the goal of securing inclusion in prestigious databases like Scopus. This article delves into the intricacies of this process, emphasizing the crucial role of publishers in determining the fate of a monograph in terms of reprinting and potential indexing.
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A troubling case of attempted duplicate publication has come to light, prompting swift action by the editorial team. A paper submitted to our journal was flagged by a reviewer for containing identical data tables to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite the authors' silence in response to inquiries regarding this discrepancy, subsequent investigations revealed further instances of potential misconduct.
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In a recent peer review process at Journal Y, concerns arose regarding the declaration of relevant conflicts of interest (CoI) in a submitted manuscript. A referee flagged a potential discrepancy between the authors' assertion of no relevant CoIs and information provided in a press release, suggesting the involvement of one author in a company licensed to the compounds discussed in the article.
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In a recent development within the scientific community, concerns have been raised regarding the failure to disclose relevant conflicts of interest (CoI) in scholarly articles. During the peer review process of a manuscript submitted to Journal Y, a referee pointed out a potential CoI that had not been declared by the authors. Despite the article's assertion of no relevant CoIs, evidence surfaced, including a press release, suggesting otherwise. It was revealed that one of the authors holds a significant stake in the subject matter discussed, being the discoverer of a series of compounds central to the article, which have been licensed to a company.
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You're invited to be a part of a groundbreaking collective monograph, "Transformations of National Economies Under Conditions of Instability", slated for publication in 2024 by Scientific Route OÜ. With only four spots remaining for potential authors, seize the opportunity to leave your mark on this influential publication.
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In a recent case that has raised eyebrows in the academic community, Journal A encountered a paper that was swiftly rejected due to its poor quality and lack of originality. However, what followed was even more concerning.
A month later, the same paper surfaced at Journal B, coincidentally sharing premises with Journal A. Remarkably, it was a verbatim resubmission, albeit with a slightly altered title. Upon closer inspection, editorial assistants discovered that the content was identical to the rejected submission at Journal A.
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A concerning instance of duplicate publication has been uncovered, shedding light on ethical breaches within academic research. The discovery was made when the editor of Journal A noticed striking similarities between an article recently published in their journal and one previously published in Journal B.
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A recent controversy has emerged in the academic community surrounding a journal publication that uncovered undisclosed financial support from the tobacco industry. The paper, focusing on passive smoking, failed to declare its ties to tobacco industry funding, sparking concerns about transparency and integrity.
Following a letter addressing this omission, the authors provided partial disclosure, acknowledging funding from one source. However, subsequent investigations unveiled a more extensive involvement with the tobacco industry, prompting the editor to publish an editorial outlining the group's deep ties to tobacco interests.
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In a recent development, concerns have been raised regarding duplicate publication in the academic realm, shedding light on potential editorial oversights. The newly appointed editor of Journal A stumbled upon a disconcerting revelation: an article freshly published in their journal bore striking resemblances to a piece released a few months prior in Journal B.
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A reader raised concerns to the Editor of Journal A regarding the integrity of an author associated with a published paper in Journal B. The reader suggested fraudulent publication practices due to striking similarities between the article in question and a previously published work in Journal C.
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Recent developments have brought to light concerns regarding the similarity between two published papers, Paper X in Journal A and Paper Y in Journal B. Approximately a month after the publication of Paper X, readers alerted Journal A to the striking resemblance between the two papers. Despite some superficial differences, both papers share highly similar results and conclusions, with significant overlap in authorship.
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An incident involving an author's anxious maneuvering in the submission process has highlighted ethical concerns in academic publishing. The sequence of events unfolded when an author, concerned about a competing paper, reached out to journals A and B for expedited consideration of his study.
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In a recent case, a paper submitted to Journal A as a rapid communication raised concerns of redundant publication when it was discovered that similar findings from the same patient cohort had been published concurrently in a major US journal within the specialty. Despite the closely related yet distinct messages of the two papers, the authors failed to acknowledge the overlap, prompting scrutiny from the editorial board.
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Scientific Route OÜ, a distinguished publishing house, invites submissions of chapters for collective monographs and monographs. Notably, publications by Scientific Route OÜ are indexed in Scopus, enhancing their visibility and impact.
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A journal faces a complex ethical dilemma upon receiving a manuscript detailing secondary analysis of existing medical records. Despite no indication of ethics approval from a recognized review board or informed consent from participants, the authors assert that patient data were anonymized, securely stored, and analyzed without direct harm or unnecessary risk to individuals.
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In a rare predicament, a journal finds itself grappling with the aftermath of accepting an article that the current editorial team believes should have been rejected. The saga began when a former editor greenlit the article for publication following peer review. However, upon closer inspection, the current editor deems the content unfit due to poor language quality and incomprehensible equations. Despite its formal acceptance, the manuscript never underwent copy editing due to these glaring issues.
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In a recent incident of concern, Author X approached the editor of Journal A with a proposal for a review article on a novel treatment approach for a particular disease, co-authored by two colleagues. Despite an initial plan to submit the paper elsewhere, Author X persuaded the team to submit it to Journal A. Following peer review, the paper was accepted and published. However, shortly thereafter, a member of Journal A's editorial team stumbled upon a similar review article authored by the same trio in a recent issue of Journal B, with neither publication referencing the other.
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In a recent case, dubbed as a potential instance of parallel publication, a perplexing ethical issue came to light in the academic world. Here's what unfolded:
Case Overview: A scholarly paper (Paper A) emerged in a foreign language journal, accompanied by an English abstract. Meanwhile, another paper (Paper B) was submitted to an editorial board, where one of the referees raised concerns regarding its striking resemblance to Paper A.
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A recent incident involving two academic journals has raised questions about dual submission, salami slicing, and redundant publication in scholarly research.
Editor A of Journal A contacted Editor B of Journal B, informing them that a reviewer had noticed material from a paper submitted to Journal A that appeared to overlap with a paper submitted to Journal B. Editor A requested a copy of the paper submitted to Journal B. Editor B confirmed that the paper had indeed been submitted to Journal B two weeks prior to its submission to Journal A. However, it was rejected after external peer review. Editor B then provided a copy of the rejected paper to Editor A for comparison.
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A recent incident in academic publishing has uncovered a case of duplicate submission and publication, raising concerns about integrity and ethical standards in research dissemination.
In this case, an identical paper was simultaneously submitted to two different journals, despite the authors' signed declaration stating otherwise. The issue came to light when one journal's associate editor received the paper for review from the editor of the other journal. Additionally, the paper cited two previous publications by the same authors, which were found to be duplicates of each other through a PUBMED search.
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A contentious authorship dispute has arisen following the publication of an article in a scholarly journal. The conflict stems from an email received by the journal's editor, in which an author alleges that they were not credited as a coauthor despite making significant contributions to the manuscript.
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The Editorial Office of a renowned journal is grappling with the decision of whether to retract a paper published in 2022 due to striking similarities with the authors' prior work from 2019. The issue came to light following feedback from a third party, prompting an internal audit by the Editorial Office.
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In a recent case, questions have arisen regarding the originality of a paper published in 2022, prompting considerations of retraction due to its high similarity to the authors' previous work from 2019.
The editorial journey unfolds with an internal audit conducted by the Editorial Office, revealing that during the peer-review process, one reviewer and an associate suggested rejecting the paper. Despite these reservations, the Editor-in-Chief upheld the decision to publish, resulting in the paper's inclusion in the journal. Subsequently, further scrutiny from board members indicated familiarity with the authors' 2019 publication, raising concerns about potential duplication.
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An intriguing case report submitted to our journal recently underwent scrutiny following concerns raised about its originality. The case report, resubmitted after revisions, underwent peer review and was subsequently published. However, subsequent communication revealed discrepancies regarding its prior publication history.
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A potential case of plagiarism has surfaced, raising serious questions about the integrity of research within the academic community. The issue came to light when a referee flagged a manuscript submitted to a journal for review, citing striking similarities to content previously published elsewhere.
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A recent case of simultaneous publication involving two closely related papers, Paper X in Journal A and Paper Y in Journal B, has raised concerns regarding ethical research conduct. Despite apparent differences, both papers share significant overlap in results and key conclusions, leading to questions about the integrity of the research and publication process.
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A recent incident involving duplicate submission by an author has sparked discussions on ethical standards in academic publishing. The case, which unfolded between two journals, highlights the importance of adhering to proper protocols in research dissemination.
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A perplexing authorship dispute unfolded within the confines of Journal X, leaving editors grappling with ethical dilemmas and institutional complexities.
Initially, author A, the corresponding author, unilaterally removed author B's name from two accepted manuscripts, sparking a confrontation. Author A, citing personal disputes, requested author B's removal without prior agreement. Sensing the gravity of the situation, Journal X's editors reinstated author B and notified the publisher, hoping to restore order.
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In a recent case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A found itself at the center of scrutiny when a concerned author from Journal B raised issues regarding similarities between their paper and a review published in Journal A. Despite one reference made to the author's work in Journal B, substantial portions of the paper in Journal A appeared to mirror content from Journal B without proper citation.
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In a recent case brought to the fore, concerns regarding duplicate publication have surfaced, shedding light on ethical considerations within academic circles.
Case Overview: Author X approached Journal A with a proposal for a review on a novel treatment concept for a disease, co-authored by two others. The paper underwent peer review and was subsequently published. However, post-publication, a member of the editorial team discovered a similar review authored by the same trio in Journal B, without any cross-referencing.
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In a recent case brought to light, a concerning issue of parallel publication has emerged, raising questions about academic integrity and ethical standards.
Case Overview: A scholarly paper, denoted as Paper A, surfaced in a foreign language journal accompanied by an English abstract. Subsequently, Paper B was submitted for editorial review. However, a referee flagged striking similarities in content between Paper B and the previously published Paper A.
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In a recent case brought to light by a vigilant referee, a journal faced the unsettling discovery of a potentially duplicate publication. Upon review, it became apparent that the submitted article presented data strikingly similar to a previously published work from eight years prior, albeit with some minor modifications and the inclusion of additional authors.
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In a recent case, a manuscript submission faced rejection following negative reviews, prompting the author to contest one particularly critical assessment. Despite the author's appeal, the editorial board reaffirmed the decision after thorough review. Now, the author seeks access to the manuscript files, including reviewer identities, which the journal typically withholds to safeguard confidentiality.
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Revising your manuscript can be a daunting task, especially when faced with reviewer comments. However, approaching the process with a calm and methodical mindset can help alleviate stress and improve the chances of a positive outcome. Here are four simple tips to guide you through the revision process:
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Plagiarism is a serious offense in academia, and even unintentional instances can have significant consequences. To help researchers avoid accidental plagiarism, Elsevier, a renowned publisher, offers the following recommendations:
Understand the Discipline's Writing Style: Different academic disciplines have unique writing styles and customs. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with the conventions of your field to determine what is acceptable and what constitutes plagiarism. For instance, while reusing texts may be common in some disciplines, it may be frowned upon in others.
Use Proper Citation Style for Text and Images: Properly citing references is essential to avoid plagiarism. Ensure that you adhere to the appropriate citation style for both text and images. Keep track of image sources and include relevant information such as author, source, copyright details, and any post-production manipulations in the citation.
Understand Image Rights and Permissions: When using images, especially those not in the public domain, it's crucial to obtain permission from the owner or adhere to the licensing agreement requirements. Failure to do so can lead to image plagiarism. Be diligent in verifying the copyright status of images and seek permission when necessary.
Know the "PhD by Publication" Rules at Your Institution: In some universities, the "PhD by publication" model allows researchers to incorporate previously published articles into their dissertations. However, it's essential to understand the specific rules and regulations of your institution regarding this practice. Seek clarification from your university committee to ensure compliance and avoid plagiarism accusations.
By following these tips and staying informed about academic integrity standards, researchers can mitigate the risk of accidental plagiarism and uphold the ethical standards of scholarly work.
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A manuscript recently submitted to our journal presents a unique challenge regarding the ethical implications of secondary analysis of medical records. The authors conducted a secondary analysis without obtaining explicit ethics committee approval or informed consent from participants. Instead, they asserted that the study posed no direct harm or unnecessary risk to patients, emphasizing the anonymization of data and secure handling procedures.
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In a concerning development, a total of 11 manuscripts, comprising 9 case reports, 1 original study, and 1 letter, flooded our submissions within the span of a single month. What's particularly alarming is that all 11 manuscripts were penned by a single corresponding author, identified as author A, who also held the position of first author across all submissions. Moreover, author B appeared as the second author in 10 of these manuscripts, with two additional authors, authors C and D, contributing to two of the manuscripts.
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Scopus blog reported that preprints have been added to Scopus Author Profiles as a content type to help you get an early view into the research focus of peers and potential collaborators. Preprints can be a helpful complement to peer-reviewed literature to gain insight into researcher endeavors.
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In crafting research papers, data serves as the backbone, often voluminous and intricate. Utilizing tables and figures can succinctly summarize this data, enhancing readability for the reader. However, it's crucial to ensure these visual aids complement the text rather than duplicate it. Here's a breakdown of their effective utilization:
Why Use Tables and Figures? Determining whether to employ a table or figure boils down to complexity. If data can't be summarized in a sentence or two, a table is warranted.
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A challenging scenario unfolds as the Editor-in-Chief of a journal encounters resistance from a corresponding author regarding proposed editorial edits to a brief communication. Despite the recommendation for acceptance with revisions by the section editor, the corresponding author contends that the suggested edits extend beyond typical formatting adjustments, advocating for postponing publication until the next editor-in-chief assumes office. Complicating matters further, the current Editor-in-Chief opts not to renew their contract amidst anonymous allegations regarding prolonged journal timelines.
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Journal A recently received a submission delving into a systematic review/meta-analysis concerning a specific country's health issue. Interestingly, the manuscript was authored by four individuals residing outside the country in question, with no apparent professional ties to local institutions or researchers. Notably, the study relied solely on published references, devoid of any primary data collection or analyses.
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In the realm of academic peer review, the concept of double-blind peer review stands as a cornerstone for impartial evaluation. In single-blind peer review, a common approach, authors remain unaware of the identities of the reviewers, while the reviewers possess knowledge of the authors' identities. Conversely, double-blind peer review introduces an additional layer of anonymity, where neither authors nor reviewers are privy to each other's names or affiliations.
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Keywords play a crucial role in helping indexers and search engines locate relevant academic papers. Ensuring that database search engines can locate your journal manuscript increases its visibility to readers, potentially leading to higher readership and citation rates.
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Instances of reviewer citation manipulation have been on the rise, prompting concerns within the academic community. This unethical practice involves reviewers requesting authors to cite papers authored by the reviewer themselves, thereby distorting the integrity of the peer review process.
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In a recent manuscript submission, a concerning case of undisclosed conflict of interest has come to light, prompting scrutiny of the peer review process.
The scenario unfolded when authors affiliated with a company recommended a peer reviewer for their submission. Surprisingly, the recommended reviewer advocated for acceptance without any revisions, contrary to the opinions of other reviewers. Delving deeper, the editor discovered that the reviewer had undisclosed relationships with the same company, including honoraria, consultant fees, and advisory board participation, all pertinent to the subject matter of the manuscript.
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The eagerly anticipated Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2023 have been released, featuring a staggering 1,799 universities spanning across 104 countries and regions. This year's rankings mark the largest and most diverse compilation to date.
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In the realm of proposing a research endeavor, the necessity of delivering a comprehensive literature review can appear daunting. With a myriad of books and articles, each laden with numerous citations, the task may seem overwhelming. However, at its core, a literature review serves as a critical synthesis of data from various sources pertinent to the research topic.
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In a cautionary tale highlighting the perils of predatory publishing, an author found themselves entangled in a web of deceit after unwittingly submitting a review article to a predatory journal, Journal X. What began as an innocuous response to an invitation for an invited review quickly turned into a nightmare of unexpected invoices and a glaring absence of peer review.
Upon realizing the predatory nature of Journal X, the author embarked on a mission to extricate their manuscript from its clutches. Despite multiple attempts to communicate via email, phone calls, and certified letters, the author was met with resounding silence from the journal's editorial board. Periodic vanishing acts of the manuscript from the journal's website, only to reappear in later issues, added insult to injury.
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Authors often face the question of whether a published journal article can be submitted for presentation at conferences. This dilemma arises when an article has been accepted for publication in a journal but has yet to undergo the final publication process, which typically takes 4-6 months.
During this interim period, authors may wish to present the full text of their article at a conference scheduled before the journal's publication. However, considerations regarding copyright and journal policies come into play.
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When tasked with evaluating a scientific article, reviewers play a critical role in maintaining the integrity and quality of scholarly discourse. While subjectivity may influence their opinions, it should never compromise the thoroughness of their analysis or adherence to established criteria. Here's a structured approach to crafting a review:
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A recent revelation sheds light on the complexities of disclosing competing interests in scientific publications, prompting an editorial response aimed at transparency and integrity.
The saga began with the publication of an animal study investigating the efficacy of drug X in treating clinical condition A. Despite the absence of declared competing interests, subsequent inquiries revealed significant connections between the corresponding author and drug X.
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In a recent development, Journal A finds itself embroiled in allegations of fraudulent publication, raising concerns about academic integrity within the scholarly community.
Journal A initially published a paper (referred to as Paper 1), only to receive a distressing revelation two years later. The Editor of Journal A was contacted by a vigilant reader who cast doubt on the integrity of one of the authors associated with Paper 1. The reader pointed out striking similarities between Paper 1 and another publication (Paper 2) in Journal B, suggesting potential plagiarism. Notably, Paper 2 closely resembled an article (Paper 3) previously published in Journal C.
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In the realm of academic publishing, understanding the nuances of plagiarism and self-plagiarism is essential for researchers striving for integrity in their work. Exploring the acceptable thresholds of textual similarity sheds light on the standards upheld by scholarly journals and monographs.
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In the realm of intellectual property protection, securing patents for your research is paramount. Here are some straightforward tips to navigate the patenting process effectively:
1. Early Action: Prioritize Patents Identify potential patentable technologies early in your research process to prevent inadvertent disclosures. Timing is critical – once a technology is disclosed publicly, its patentability may be compromised. Collaborate with technical experts and patent attorneys to recognize and protect patentable ideas promptly.
2. Understand Patentability Criteria Ensure your invention meets key patentability requirements: novelty, non-obviousness, and industrial applicability. Familiarize yourself with subject-matter eligibility norms to ascertain if your innovation qualifies for patent protection in relevant jurisdictions.
3. Conduct Thorough Patent Searches Before filing a patent application, conduct comprehensive searches to verify the novelty of your invention. Utilize reputable databases, search engines, and expert resources to identify existing patents and prior art relevant to your innovation.
4. Choose Patent Type Wisely Decide between provisional and non-provisional patent applications based on your needs and timeline. Provisional patents offer a quick and cost-effective preliminary option, while non-provisional patents provide formal, long-term protection. Carefully weigh the benefits and limitations of each option before proceeding.
5. Craft Your Patent Application Skillfully Draft your patent application meticulously, adhering to guidelines and standards set by patent offices. Include essential components such as a concise title, detailed description, comprehensive drawings, and precise patent claims. Ensure clarity and specificity in your descriptions to strengthen your application's validity.
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A recent article (referred to as Article A), authored by Group X, has sparked controversy following a formal complaint by Group Y, alleging infringement of their intellectual property rights. Group Y contends that Article A incorporates their jointly developed concept and resources, thus warranting acknowledgment or inclusion as authors.
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A recent publication in a prestigious biological sciences journal (Journal A) has ignited a debate over alleged misuse of research findings from lower-impact journals, notably Journal B. Concerns have been raised by an author from Journal B and other prominent scientists in the field, prompting calls for an investigation into the peer review process of the contentious paper.
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To add your publications to ResearcherID and ORCID, follow these step-by-step instructions:
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In crafting research papers, leveraging tables and figures is crucial to effectively present complex data. These visual elements serve to streamline information, enhancing readability and comprehension. However, their integration requires careful consideration and adherence to best practices to ensure optimal effectiveness.
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The journal recently received a request from the sole author of an accepted article to add a second author, claiming that they had forgotten to include them earlier. However, the journal is concerned about the potential for the new author to receive undue credit if their contribution to the article is minimal or nonexistent.
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In a recent editorial decision, a scholarly journal faced criticism for allowing authors to link to an objectionable version of their article posted on a preprint server. The authors had agreed to remove derogatory comments about individuals and the journal from their commentary before publication. However, they posted an earlier version containing objectionable material to a preprint site and linked it in the published version, despite assurances that the problematic content would be removed.
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In the realm of academic publishing, the issue of duplicate submissions or self-plagiarism raises significant questions about authorship integrity and ethical standards. A recent case brought to light highlights the complexities surrounding this matter.
A scholarly article, destined for Journal A, underwent the standard scrutiny mandated by the journal's anti-plagiarism detection software. While the initial scan revealed a seemingly acceptable 17% similarity, further investigation uncovered a more troubling reality. One of the peer reviewers identified substantial overlap with a previously published version of the article in conference proceedings, revealing an alarming 80% similarity.
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We are pleased to announce a publication grant opportunity for researchers interested in exploring the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in various fields, including the educational process, public administration, economic development, social communications, and technology transfer.
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A recently published journal article has become the center of a conflict between two authors. Seven months post-publication, an email surfaced from an author claiming significant contributions to the paper's statistical analysis. However, to their dismay, they discovered they were not acknowledged as a coauthor.
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A recent submission to Journal A raised concerns about potential self-plagiarism. The article underwent scrutiny using anti-plagiarism software, revealing a 17% similarity index, within the journal's acceptable limit of 20%. However, upon peer review, it was discovered that the content substantially overlapped with a paper previously published in conference proceedings, reaching nearly 80% similarity.
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An author's encounter with a predatory journal serves as a cautionary tale in academic publishing. Initially responding to an invitation for a review article, the author soon realized the dubious nature of the journal upon receiving an unexpected invoice and evidence of non-existent peer review.
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Amid growing concerns over misinformation, a paper accepted for publication is under scrutiny for disseminating inaccurate information about COVID-19 treatment. The authors, previously flagged for similar issues, now face a reevaluation of their manuscript's suitability.
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An incident of redundant publication has led to the rejection of a manuscript, highlighting the importance of transparency and ethical conduct in academic publishing.
The manuscript in question was submitted with assurances of its originality and unpublished status, accompanied by a covering letter from the authors. However, upon review, editors discovered significant overlap with a previously published paper, including 60% of the Materials and Methods text and 90% of the Results section, with identical data. Furthermore, the authors' citation to the previous article suggested a distinction between the works, despite the corresponding author being the same for both manuscripts.
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A recent authorship dispute has led to the rejection of manuscripts and authors by Journal X, shedding light on the complexities of academic collaboration and ethical responsibilities in publishing.
The conflict arose when author A, corresponding author for two manuscripts submitted to Journal X, unilaterally removed the name of author B from both papers during the proofreading stage. Subsequently, author A requested that author B be removed and instead acknowledged in the manuscripts, citing a personal dispute between the two.
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A recent case of alleged plagiarism, involving two academic papers published in different journals, has been resolved following an investigation and exchange of correspondence between the parties involved.
The incident began when the author of a paper published in Journal B raised concerns about similarities between his work and a review paper published approximately a year later in Journal A. Despite a reference made by the author of the Journal A paper to a specific point in the Journal B paper, substantial sections were found to be virtually identical without proper citation.
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Journal A recently faced allegations of potential plagiarism when a complaint was lodged three years after the publication of an original article. The complaint pointed to striking similarities between the introduction of Journal A's article and a case report published in Journal B, raising questions about intellectual property and publishing ethics.
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In a recent incident, concerns have arisen over a potential breach of confidentiality by a reviewer involved in the peer review process of a scientific article. The authors of the article accused the reviewer of identifying them based on a figure presented at a conference while the paper was still under review, raising questions about ethical conduct in the academic community.
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A perplexing case has emerged in the academic publishing realm, involving a paper submitted to Journal A with claims of complete originality. Upon closer inspection by the editor, substantial overlap with a paper already published in Journal B on the same infection outbreak, albeit with a different set of authors, was discovered.
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In a surprising turn of events, a case report submitted to a renowned journal by Japanese authors has come under scrutiny following the reception of two anonymous letters from within Japan. The accusations, stating that the author "has prized honour above everything else" and submitted "nonsense data," have cast a cloud of doubt over the integrity of the research.
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Embarking on a successful research journey demands meticulous planning and flawless execution. Amidst the myriad of factors contributing to research triumph, the selection of the optimal research methodology stands out as a pivotal and often perplexing decision. Given that your research dictates the avenues you explore, choosing the right methodology to underpin your work becomes paramount for effective data collection.
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The manuscript discusses the crucial distinction between the terms "method" and "methodology" in the context of scientific research, particularly in the Materials and Methods section of a manuscript. The author highlights the significance of using these terms accurately and explores their roles in the research process.
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The editorial team of our journal has encountered a recurring challenge wherein authors withdraw their manuscripts upon receiving a payment request. This action is perceived as irresponsible, particularly when significant efforts have been invested by editors and reviewers during the publication process. Notably, our journal follows a practice of requesting payment details after a manuscript has been accepted for publication, with the fees policy clearly outlined on our website. Authors are also required to confirm their familiarity with journal policies before submitting a manuscript.
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The Editor-in-Chief of a prominent journal recently faced a challenging situation involving a corresponding author's refusal to comply with proposed editorial changes for their brief communication. The author expressed concern that the suggested edits extended beyond typical formatting adjustments and requested a delay in publication until the next Editor-in-Chief assumes the role.
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Journal A recently received a submission that presents a systematic review and meta-analysis focusing on a health problem specific to [Country's Name]. Notably, the four authors involved in the study are not residents of [Country's Name], and they lack any professional affiliations with institutions or researchers in the country. Additionally, the review relies solely on published references, omitting primary data collection and analyses.
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At first glance, the status of a «lead author» would seem to be fairly straightforward. If most of the work of a particular study is done by only one researcher then his name should come first in the citation. However, unless an agreement is reached among all authors defining what «the most work» means, misunderstandings will inevitably ensue and could lead to a conflict of interest. This situation can quickly deteriorate further to even academic misconduct if the list of authors doesn’t accurately reflect the extent of involvement for each author.
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In a recent case, a paper discussing a cohort of patients with an unusual respiratory pathogen was accepted and published in Journal A. However, the editor discovered a similar paper in a US journal, Journal B, published a few months earlier. The second paper featured more or less the same patients, with a few additions, and presented additional secondary outcome data, albeit reaching the same conclusions.
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During the review process of a submitted manuscript, a vigilant reviewer brought to the editorial team's attention the discovery of a potential case of duplicate publication. The reviewer, while working on a related manuscript review, stumbled upon four articles not cited by the author under consideration.
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In a recent investigation, a concerning pattern of potential multiple publication of research studies has been uncovered across four different journals. Upon thorough examination, it was revealed that the author had replicated extensive sections of text, including tables, in all four articles.
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In a shocking revelation, a recently published paper has been exposed as a verbatim copy of another work by a different author. This unsettling discovery unfolded through the vigilant efforts of a meticulous reviewer during the initial stages of the review process.
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A series of troubling issues has come to light, suggesting potential serial misconduct by an author in relation to coauthors and other research activities. The complexities involve unauthorized paper submissions, ethical concerns in investigations, and suspicions of misappropriation from other publications.
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In a shocking turn of events, suspicions arose regarding potential collaboration between a reviewer and an author, resulting in the controversial coauthorship of a submitted manuscript. The manuscript, originally a single-author submission, underwent standard processing within the journal's electronic submission system.
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A serious case of suspected data fabrication has emerged after the editor of a journal received correspondence from a third party regarding a published paper by four co-authors. The concern was raised due to the observation that all error bars in three separate figures were identical. Further investigation by the third party, involving the statistical appraisal of 32 publications from the same author group, revealed suspicions in 21 papers (66%), in stark contrast to a control sample from other institutions publishing in the same journals.
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An issue of potential plagiarism has come to light, raising questions about the ethical practices in scholarly publishing. Journal A received a complaint three years after publishing an original article, alleging plagiarism in a case report previously published by Journal B. The complaint highlighted an identical paragraph in the introductions of both articles, along with similarities in certain paragraphs within the discussion sections.
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In a recent incident, concerns have arisen over a potential breach of confidentiality during the review process of a scientific article. The controversy centers around an accusation that a reviewer identified a figure in the manuscript, connecting it to a presentation given at a conference while the paper was still under review. The authors claimed that this identification led to allegations of the reviewer abusing their position.
Upon reaching out to the accused reviewer, the editorial office received confirmation that some data previously presented by the authors was indeed used, but the reviewer emphasized not utilizing the specific figure in question. The reviewer had reportedly deleted the relevant slides. The authors, however, insisted that the figure presented by the reviewer was identical to that in their paper under review, raising doubts about its origin.
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A paper from Finland, exploring a contentious area of vaccine research, became the center of an authorship dispute. The controversy arose when a researcher from an immunotherapy company in the United States, claiming involvement in the research, raised concerns about the analysis of the Finnish data. The US author proposed an alternative interpretation, leading to a revision by the Finnish authors who acknowledged and addressed the major errors.
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Journal X faced a challenging situation involving an authorship dispute that unfolded after the acceptance of two manuscripts submitted by author A. The corresponding author, without agreement from the last author, removed their name from both manuscripts during the proofing stage. Subsequently, author A requested the removal of author B, providing a detailed account of a personal dispute between them. The editors of Journal X, after ascertaining that no agreement had been sought from author B, decided to reinstate the original author listing.
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In a complex case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A faced a situation where a review paper published in their journal was claimed to be virtually identical to a paper published four years earlier in Journal B. The editor of Journal A initiated an inquiry, seeking an explanation from the author of the contested paper. COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) provided guidance, advising the journal to contact the institution of the author of Journal A and conduct an independent assessment.
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In a unique and challenging scenario, journal editors are confronted with the need to reconsider the acceptance of a manuscript that has recently been accepted for publication. The authors of the paper, which focuses on COVID-19 treatment, have come under scrutiny in other journals for disseminating misinformation on the same topic. Additionally, an expression of concern has been issued for a similar article in another publisher's journal.
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In a cautionary tale of unwittingly engaging with a predatory journal, an author shares their struggle to withdraw a manuscript after falling victim to deceptive practices. Despite facing challenges in communication and an unresponsive editorial board, the author successfully navigated the ordeal, shedding light on the importance of due diligence in scholarly publishing.
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In a peculiar and unfortunate turn of events, authors face a challenging situation where a predatory journal has published their paper without consent. The authors, now pursuing legal action against the predatory journal, find themselves in a unique predicament as they seek publication in a legitimate journal.
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Authors often find themselves in a dilemma when a journal accepts their manuscript for future publication, and a conference opportunity arises before the official publication date. In such scenarios, understanding the boundaries of copyright and the journal's acceptance terms becomes crucial.
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In a significant move to uphold the integrity of scientific information, our journal has chosen to rescind the acceptance of a paper recently found unsuitable for publication due to concerns about the authors' dissemination of misinformation related to COVID-19 treatment. The decision to publish the manuscript had been made, but recent developments have prompted a reevaluation of the paper's suitability.
The authors, previously highlighted in other journals for spreading misinformation, raised additional concerns during the production process. An email from the author to the production editor indicated potential attempts to influence the decision-making process.
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A submitted paper with five authors from the same institution and department raised concerns when a reviewer discovered that four tables in the manuscript were identical to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite being rejected for publication due to this duplication and other reasons, the authors did not respond to the editor's inquiries seeking an explanation.
As per the journal's clear Instructions to Authors stating that submitted papers must report unpublished work not under consideration elsewhere, the editor, after receiving no response from the authors, considered disqualifying them from submitting to the journal for three years. The editor also contemplated informing the departmental dean and the editor of the journal where the data were previously published to alert them to possible future practices by these authors.
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The editors of a journal recently discovered two very similar articles authored by the same individual when cross-referencing Medline for possible redundant publications. The titles of the articles were remarkably similar, differing only in the name of the disease discussed. A closer examination revealed that the abstracts shared almost 50% identical wording, and the control groups for both articles were identical, despite addressing different diseases with distinct prevalence rates.
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During the peer review process of a manuscript submitted to Journal Y, a referee raised concerns about the authors' failure to declare a relevant conflict of interest (CoI). The manuscript stated that the authors had no relevant CoIs, but the referee provided evidence suggesting otherwise, pointing to a press release supporting the allegation. It was revealed that one of the authors is the discoverer of compounds discussed in the article, which have been licensed to a company. In response to this, the authors submitted a revised declaration acknowledging the CoI.
Further investigation by Journal Y uncovered a similar oversight in another article by the same group, which had been published in Journal Y, necessitating a correction with the appropriate CoI declaration. Additionally, it was discovered that a previous article by the same authors, published in Journal Z, also lacked the necessary CoI disclosure.
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In response to the case of redundant publication involving papers submitted to Journal A and Journal B, the Editorial Boards of both journals, guided by COPE advice, took the following steps to address the issue:
Independent Review: Both papers were subjected to independent review, and the reviewers confirmed a significant overlap between the two papers.
Publication Notices: A notice of duplication was published in Journal B, disclosing the redundant publication to the readership. The authors' reply was also published alongside the notice to provide a comprehensive view of the situation.
Sanctions: The editor of Journal A privately informed the authors that the journal would not accept any papers from them for a specified period of two years. This serves as a sanction for the redundant publication, reflecting the seriousness of the ethical breach.
Transparency in Publication: A notice of duplication and the authors' reply were published in Journal A as well, ensuring transparency regarding the issue and the authors' response.
Selective Withdrawal: Considering the redundancy, one of the papers needed to be withdrawn. The decision was made to withdraw the paper with the later publication date or the one that was incomplete, aligning with established best practices.
Avoiding Author Blacklisting: Instead of instituting a blacklist, the Editorial Boards opted for a targeted sanction. The decision to decline submissions from the authors for a specific period (two years) serves as a deterrent without permanently restricting their ability to contribute to the journals.
In response to the ethical concerns raised by the authors' failure to disclose financial support from the tobacco industry and subsequent evidence of more serious allegations, the Editorial Board has taken decisive steps to uphold integrity and transparency in scholarly publishing.
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The Editorial Boards of Journals A and B have reviewed the concerning situation involving the dual submission of the same paper to both journals. The behavior exhibited by the authors raises ethical concerns related to the simultaneous submission of identical manuscripts to multiple journals.
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Upon a thorough review of the situation involving the striking similarities between the recently published article in Journal A and a counterpart in Journal B, the Editorial Board has deliberated on the matter. The authors were promptly contacted to provide an explanation, and their response, while citing differences in datasets, raised concerns about the lack of communication and oversight.
While the authors contend that the publications represent preliminary and final findings from distinct datasets, the Editorial Board finds the situation to be more complex than initially presented. The shared authorship, combined with the substantial overlap in content, raises questions about the due diligence exercised during the submission and copyright process.
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A recent case submitted to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) involved the submission and subsequent publication of a case report that had previously appeared in a non-English language journal. The authors, upon receiving a letter from the head of department of one author pointing out the duplication, were asked to explain the discrepancy.
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A recent case brought to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) involves a dispute over authorship, where an individual acknowledged in a paper claims to have played a substantial role in the data analysis and interpretation, arguing for inclusion as an author.
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In a recent case brought to the attention of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), a journal faced a clear instance of potential duplicate publication. The submitted article mirrored a piece published eight years earlier in a surgical journal, presenting identical data on haemodynamics and intestinal blood flow in pigs, albeit with altered graphical presentation and additional authors.
Read more about JOURNAL UPHOLDS INTEGRITY: COPE GUIDANCE LEADS TO RESOLUTION IN DUPLICATE PUBLICATION CASE
In a recent case brought to the attention of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), an author appealed the rejection of two manuscripts by a journal, challenging a particularly negative review. The editorial board sought the counsel of a board member, who reviewed the manuscripts and reports, ultimately affirming the rejection decision. The author, dissatisfied with the outcome, now requests access to the manuscript files, including reviewer names and details of those approached for reviews.
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In a decisive move, a scientific journal uncovers a clear case of duplicate publication when a referee discovers striking similarities between a submitted article and a piece published eight years earlier in a surgical journal. The authors, presenting identical data with altered graphical representation and introducing three new contributors, argue that minor additions in the discussion justify the second publication.
COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) advises the editor to reject the paper and admonish the authors for unacceptable behavior. Furthermore, the editor is encouraged to consider escalating the matter by informing the authors' institution, urging them to investigate the case. COPE also recommends revisiting the criteria for authorship with the authors.
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In a recent editorial quandary, a scientific journal grapples with a request from an author seeking access to the manuscript files, including reviewer names, after two submissions were rejected based on negative reviews. The journal's adherence to a blinded peer review policy has prompted a refusal from the editorial office, citing concerns about violating reviewer confidentiality and potential hostility towards reviewers.
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The journal published an original article in 2022. Recently, we received feedback from a third party that the paper is similar to the authors' other work published in 2019.
The Editorial Office then issued an internal audit and noticed that in the peer-review process, one reviewer and an associate suggested rejecting the paper. The Editor-in-Chief accepted the paper as a final decision and it was published. Also, journal contacted some board members to review the manuscript again, and the board member mentioned that he had viewed the 2019 version and suggested rejecting that one.
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An article was published in a journal. Seven months later an email was received from an author declaring that he was invited by the lead author of the article to help with statistical analysis and had made significant contributions to the paper. To his surprise, he realised that the article was published and he was not listed as a coauthor.
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An article was submitted to Journal A for publication. According to the journal’s policy, the article was scanned using anti-plagiarism detection software, which gave a 17% similarity result. As the journal allows up to 20% similarity, the article was sent for peer review to two reviewers. One of the reviewers noted that the article had been published in a similar form in a conference proceedings. The reviewer sent us the article downloaded from the conference website highlighting the overlapping paragraphs, which was nearly 80%.
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In the pursuit of academic degrees and qualifications, as well as meeting publication requirements, the skill of writing comprehensive reviews for scientific articles becomes crucial. These reviews play a significant role in presenting an informed opinion on the work, and adhering to the standards set by the Ministry of Education and Science is essential. Below is a guide on how to write a review for an article with scientific content, ensuring it meets the necessary criteria.
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In the acceptance letter and communications with the authors, the editor requested the authors remove portions of their commentary that contained derogatory comments about individuals and the journal that were deemed inappropriate for discourse in a scholarly publication. The authors agreed to do so. Prior to sending the final version of their commentary to the editorial office, the authors posted an earlier version of their paper – with objectionable material – to a preprint site.
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Journal was contacted by the sole author of an article that had been peer reviewed and accepted requesting the addition of a second author. The original author claimed that he had forgotten to include the co-author earlier. The journal is concerned about the risk that the new author has not done any work on the article and might get undue credit if their name was added.
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An author submitted an invited paper to a journal and, after a double anonymous peer review, the decision on the paper was to request ‘major revision’. The author decided not to revise the paper, and therefore effectively withdrew the paper, based on disagreements with the reviewers.
After withdrawing the article, the author posted it on their personal website and several other websites, along with commentary which named the journal and the editor personally and claimed that the paper was rejected by reviewers. (The reviewers’ recommendations are not provided to authors.) The author also wrote a blog post on the blog site of their university research institute which linked to the personal website. The university blog itself did not name the journal and editor. All websites identified made reference to the paper being ‘rejected’, not ‘major revision’. The author quoted from reviewer responses arguing that they were effectively biased against the subject matter.
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The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) offers guidance on a case involving simultaneous submission of an identical paper to two journals and a history of previous duplicate publication.
In this scenario, the authors submitted the same paper to two journals simultaneously, despite declaring exclusivity in each submission. Additionally, a PubMed search revealed that two papers cited within the submission, authored by the same individuals, were duplicate publications of each other. The associate editor of one journal suspected similarity between an English and a German publication by the authors.
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In response to a rejected manuscript, the editor-in-chief received an email from an individual within the same laboratory expressing relief over the rejection. The writer, formerly listed as an author, disclosed misgivings about the study, specifically noting that the effect of the described biological mechanism was less than 1%. This individual opposed the submission of the manuscript, leading to the removal of their name from the author list by the lead author.
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In light of recent developments, the editorial team wishes to address the matter of competing interests associated with the published animal study on the use of drug X for the treatment of clinical condition A.
Upon thorough examination and in accordance with the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines, it was determined that the corresponding author failed to declare a potential competing interest. The author, who holds patents on drug X and is listed as an inventor, did not disclose this information during the initial submission process.
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In a recent development, serious allegations of fraudulent publication have come to light in the scholarly publishing community. Journal A, which previously published a paper (Paper 1), is now facing concerns raised by a vigilant reader regarding the integrity of one of the authors associated with the published work.
The reader, after perusing a paper (Paper 2) published in Journal B, suspected that one of the authors involved in Paper 1 might be linked to fraudulent practices. Notably, the reader pointed out striking similarities between Paper 2 and another article (Paper 3) previously published in Journal C.
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We are delighted to announce the release of a new collective monograph titled "Expert Assessments in Decision Making: Risks and Safety". This monograph offers an innovative perspective on expert assessments in decision-making processes, with a specific focus on the human factor.
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An author, eager for fast-track consideration due to a competing paper, approached journals A and B. While journal A committed to a swift review, journal B, unaware of the competing study, expedited the review but requested the author to condense the article into a short communication format.
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About a month after the publication of Paper X in Journal A, concerns were raised by readers who found similarities between Paper X and a recently published Paper Y in Journal B. While the two papers superficially appeared different, they shared highly similar results and conclusions. The co-corresponding authors for both papers were significantly overlapping, and Paper X's authors were aware of Paper Y's acceptance by Journal B when submitting revisions.
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A recent issue has surfaced regarding the publication of an article approximately one year after its release, as one of the authors claimed not to have seen the reviews, revisions, or given approval for the final manuscript. This revelation was later corroborated by other authors, citing a breakdown in communication with the complainant. Notably, the corresponding author, at the time of submission, served as the editor-in-chief of the journal.
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A recently published article, denoted as Article A and authored by Group X, has become the focal point of an intellectual property dispute. Group Y, an opposing author group, alleges that the paper breaches their intellectual property rights, asserting that Article A incorporates their jointly developed concept.
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A recent publication in a prestigious biological sciences journal (Journal A) has sparked controversy as concerns mount over the extensive reliance on research from a lower-impact factor journal (Journal B) and other sources. The author of the paper in Journal B, along with several prominent scientists in the field, have raised objections and called for an investigation into the peer review process of the contentious article.
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In addition to the usual publications in the Scopus and Web of Science databases, scientific papers published in EU member state journals have a particularly high status among researchers seeking to develop their scientific careers. One of the mandatory requirements set by legislation and scientific institutions is publication in journals of foreign countries.
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In a case involving an authorship dispute and potential misconduct, Journal X faced a situation where the corresponding author (author A) removed the name of the last author (author B) from two accepted manuscripts during the galley proof stage. Subsequently, author A requested to replace author B with a suitable acknowledgment, citing a personal dispute that had arisen between the two authors after manuscript submission.
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In a recent case involving alleged plagiarism, Journal A took prompt action upon receiving a complaint from an author of a paper published four years ago in Journal B. The complainant pointed out substantial similarities between his work and a review paper published in Journal A about a year ago. Although the author of the paper in Journal A had referenced the complainant's article for a specific point, the nearly identical sections were not appropriately acknowledged.
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Conducting successful research hinges on meticulous planning and execution, with the choice of the right research methodology playing a pivotal role. This decision, though challenging and sometimes perplexing, lays the foundation for the entire research process, dictating the approaches and methods employed for data collection.
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The editorial occasionally come across a situation when an author withdraws a manuscript upon receiving a payment request. The editorial considers this irresponsible, when much of the publication process has been completed by editors and reviewers. The editorial request authors to provide payment details after the manuscript has been accepted for publication. The fees policy is published on our website and we require that the author confirms that they have has read the journal policies prior submitting the manuscript.
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The Editor-in-Chief of a journal received a message from a corresponding author of a brief communication, stating that the proposed editorial edits were beyond typical formatting edits at this stage. They felt said many edits were not appropriate, would need further response and suggested holding this article (which had already been in process with the journal for over a year) for the next editor-in-chief when they are appointed.
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In the realm of effective communication, the judicious use of synonyms can be a game-changer. Discover why integrating synonyms into your speech or writing is not just beneficial but also crucial for elevating both your oral and written skills.
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Keywords play a pivotal role in connecting researchers to relevant articles and determining an article's visibility. Crafting effective keywords involves strategic planning, with the title serving as a cornerstone. This article explores how researchers can strategically select keywords, offering insights into incorporating them throughout the document. Additionally, it introduces tools that aid in keyword selection, enhancing the discoverability of research articles.
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Journal A received a submission which focused on a systematic review/meta-analysis of a health problem in a specific country. It was written by four authors who do not live in that country. In addition, none of the authors seem to have any professional affiliation with any institution or researchers in that country. The systematic review/meta-analysis was based on published references and did not include primary data collection and analyses.
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A published paper in Journal A, focusing on a cohort of patients with an uncommon respiratory pathogen, raises concerns as a similar paper had been published in a US journal (Journal B) a few months earlier. The latter paper included a slightly expanded patient cohort and provided additional secondary outcome data but reached similar conclusions. While the editor of Journal A perceives this as a case of duplicate publication, the authors argue against it, emphasizing the inclusion of additional data.
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In the realm of scientific research, precision in language is paramount, particularly when distinguishing between the terms "method" and "methodology." As researchers delve into the experimental dimensions of their work, clarity regarding these concepts becomes crucial. Let's unravel the intricacies and shed light on the fundamental disparities between method and methodology.
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In the process of reviewing the submitted manuscript a reviewer informed editorial that s(he) was working on a review of a manuscript and thought that there had to be more qualitative studies on this subject. S(he) began to look and found fourth articles not cited by the author.
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Possible multiple publication of studies in four different journals was detected. Close inspection of the articles in question revealed that the author had directly copied and reused extensive sections of text, including tables in all four articles.
Three UK authors submitted a paper 1 to Journal A based on the lead author’s PhD thesis. This paper was accepted by Journal A and a copyright assignment form was signed. This article appeared in Journal A.
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Securing financial support for your research is an arduous task, and one of the pivotal challenges lies in meticulously planning the budget section of your grant proposal. Successful grant proposals hinge on the uniqueness of the research problem, an effective plan for problem resolution, and, significantly, an aptly designed budget.
In the pursuit of capturing funders' attention, researchers often overlook the critical aspect of the budget section in their proposals. This neglected section is, however, instrumental in conveying how finances will be utilized, providing funders with transparency and assurance. In this article, we delve into the essential tips for crafting a compelling budget section that not only meets SEO standards but also elevates the overall quality of your grant proposal.
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Is your valuable research getting lost in the sea of millions of articles, struggling to attract readers? Don't worry; with some strategic effort, you can enhance the visibility and discoverability of your article. Here are top tips to get you started and make your research stand out:
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A case emerged where a paper was accepted and published in Journal A, focusing on a cohort of patients with a distinctive respiratory pathogen. However, a similar paper had been previously published in US Journal B a few months earlier, involving essentially the same set of patients (with a minor addition) and presenting additional secondary outcome data with identical conclusions.
The editor of Journal A raised concerns about duplicate publication, considering the similarities between the two papers. The authors contested this, asserting that the inclusion of supplementary data justified the separate publication.
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In the course of manuscript review, a reviewer alerted the editorial team to potential duplicate publication concerns. The reviewer, while working on another review, identified four articles with similar content, one of which was submitted to the journal for consideration. Upon closer examination, it became evident that the submitted manuscript and one of the published articles shared the same study angle, reported identical data, and presented the information in a similar manner. Although some wording differences existed, the core study elements were essentially the same.
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Possible multiple publication of studies in four different journals was detected. Close inspection of the articles in question revealed that the author had directly copied and reused extensive sections of text, including tables in all four articles.
Three UK authors submitted a paper 1 to Journal A based on the lead author’s PhD thesis. This paper was accepted by Journal A and a copyright assignment form was signed. This article appeared in Journal A.
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In 2018, Poland initiated a groundbreaking transformation in its higher education sector with the adoption of the Constitution for Science, aligning it with EU standards. A pivotal aspect of this reform was the introduction of new research assessment criteria, marking a significant departure from conventional practices.
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Clarivate Plc has announced the integration of the Preprint Citation Index™ into its Web of Science™ platform. This addition allows researchers to easily discover and link to preprints within the database, streamlining the research process and facilitating faster and more meaningful connections.
In academic publishing, a preprint refers to a version of a research paper or outcome made publicly available in online repositories before undergoing peer review. The incorporation of preprints into the Web of Science offers researchers swift access to these preliminary research outputs, allowing seamless integration into their existing workflows. The platform provides immediate access to nearly two million preprints from repositories such as arXiv, bioRxiv, chemRxiv, medRxiv, and Preprints.org, with plans to add papers from additional repositories in 2023.
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This is a report of two cases of possible misconduct by the same author(s): one that was identified during the review process and one only after it was published.
The editorial believe the author tried to publish a paper that was a verbatim copy of one that had appeared in another journal a few years earlier. A vigilant reviewer of the “copied” paper alerted the editor that, on verifying the references, he had found that the paper was a carbon copy of an already published article. Having realised that the author and the same graduate student had already published a paper in our journal a year before, we took the time to search the literature for any IP violation from the first paper. We discovered that the paper already published in our journal was a verbatim (not a single word or graph changed) copy of another one.
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Through a reviewer, editor was informed that an author had submitted a paper without the approval of at least one of the other authors. This appeared to be confirmed by two other authors. In response to editor's bringing this possibility to the first author’s attention, he asserted that all coauthors had given informed consent to publish the work as it is. Editor has requested that he provides written corroboration of this. If this is not forthcoming editor will send the paper to the other authors and seek permission to identify their views to him.
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A manuscript was submitted via our electronic submission system and processed in accordance with the standard procedures of the journal. This was originally a single author submission, and in the covering letter the author suggested two potential reviewers.
The reviews of the original version came with conclusions "Accept after major revision" (rev A) and "Accept after minor revision" (rev B). On that basis, the Associate Editor submitted a decision "Accept after major revision", and requested the author to prepare it.
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As researchers progress in their careers, the likelihood of being invited to serve as a peer reviewer increases. Beyond the invaluable role of contributing to the advancement of science and offering guidance to authors, Springer emphasizes the various benefits that reviewers can accrue in their professional development.
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In a recent development, Web of Science has delisted more than 50 journals for failing to meet quality selection criteria, raising questions about the integrity of special issues within mega-journals. Clarivate, the owner of Web of Science, attributed the improved selection process to advanced technology, enabling the identification of journals requiring scrutiny.
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The Editor received an email from a reader highlighting concerns about a possible duplicate publication involving an article ("Article 1") published in their journal and a similar article published in another journal a year earlier. Immediate action was taken to address the issue by contacting the author and the editor of the other journal.
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The journal received a case report for a patient presenting with a particular syndrome in which patients give approximate answers to simple questions. This syndrome has been considered as a dissociative condition but others have argued that it reflects simulation of psychiatric symptoms. The case report was an individual who had crashed his car and, following that, developed complaints of memory impairment and at psychiatric review this syndrome was diagnosed.
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A journal received a paper from a single author, attributed to a UK institution, in which 10 children were operated on using two techniques, each child having one technique to one side and one to the other side, at the same operation. The paper went to review, and neither reviewer spotted that this was a prospective surgical study on children, with no mention of consent or ethical approval.
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In the pursuit of transforming open access into open science, the European Union's visionary OpenAIRE project led to the creation of Zenodo in 2013. Initially conceived as a catch-all repository by CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research), Zenodo has evolved into a dynamic platform, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. With 25 million annual visits, 3+ million uploads, and over 1 petabyte of data, Zenodo has become a trusted space for researchers worldwide.
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Passions are igniting in the realm of academic publishing as discussions swirl around the potential transformation of the European Union's research repository into a non-profit, collective, large-scale public good publishing service that could rival commercial publishers. In a recent article by Jack Grove on the Times Higher Education website, the proposal to amplify the use of the EU's open access platform, Open Research Europe, launched in 2021, has sparked a diverse array of reactions from the League of European Research Universities.
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In a shocking revelation, a research paper submitted to Journal A underwent a tumultuous journey, raising concerns about ethical practices and transparency in the academic community. The paper, focused on monitoring a chemical element across various occupations and workplaces, faced scrutiny for methodological discrepancies during the revision process.
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A paper with five authors was submitted from a university hospital in a Middle-Eastern country. One of the reviewers complained that it extensively plagiarised one of his own publications. Examination showed that about 30% of the text and tables had been copied. The results were original, and in some cases had simply been slotted into the plagiarised text.
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A paper was published and seven authors were credited. B was thanked for his contribution in the acknowledgements section. One year later B wrote to the editor, outlining two alleged incidents related to this paper. First, the cohort reported paper was one that B had been working. He sought collaboration with another research group. A grant was applied for and granted.
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The president of Aizu University in Japan, Toshiaki Miyazaki, has resigned following two investigations that revealed self-plagiarism and double-submission in a dozen papers. The investigations, initiated more than a year ago, found that Miyazaki had self-plagiarized four papers initially, resulting in a forfeiture of 20% of one month's salary. Subsequent investigations revealed self-plagiarism in three papers and double submission in five, all related to sensor network studies published between 2008 and 2016.
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The narrative begins in the aftermath of World War II when increased funding for research, championed by Vannevar Bush, positions basic research as a catalyst for technological progress. The resulting surge in scientific publishing creates opportunities for information scientists and publishers. In the 1950s, Robert Maxwell and Eugene Garfield shape the blueprint for the research economy. Maxwell establishes Pergamon Press, an international publisher, while Garfield invents the science citation index to manage the growing knowledge flow.
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A paper was submitted to journal A with a covering letter stating that it was entirely original. However, when the editor looked at the references he found considerable overlap with a paper already published in journal B about the same infection outbreak, but with a completely different set of authors bar one. A comparison of the papers showed that there was considerable overlap.
When challenged, the authors of the journal A paper defended themselves by saying that their study describes the clinical aspects whereas the paper in journal B describes epidemiology and control. They also state that they were completely transparent about the existence of the earlier paper in journal B.
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A letter containing details of a case report was submitted to the journal. The authors were from Japan. After peer review and revision, the case report was accepted and a proof was sent to the authors. Two anonymous letters were then received, both from Japan. Both letters claimed that the author “has prized honour above everything else” and that he had submitted “nonsense data.”
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A review article was submitted to the journal and sent for peer review. One of the reviewers brought to the editor’s attention that a substantial number of sentences and sections of the paper had directly, verbatim, been copied from chapter books and a monograph he had written in the past. The editor asked the reviewer to provide the texts in question. The editor carefully compared the submitted manuscript with the publications provided by the reviewer and concluded that the submission presents a severe case of plagiarism.
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The journal Innovative Higher Education recently published a study delving into the value of articles featured in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) journals. The investigation employed citations and four types of altmetrics as key indicators of value, utilizing a sample of 100 articles from four prominent SoTL-focused journals: two high-consensus journals (BioScience: Journal of College Biology Teaching and The Journal of Chemical Education) and two low-consensus journals (Teaching History and Teaching Sociology). The study also examined the level of consensus across disciplines in these journals, along with the institutional type of the articles' first authors and the type of study presented.
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A recent article in the journal Nature highlights a concerning trend in some areas of the social sciences, suggesting that up to 70% of published results cannot be replicated. This replication crisis is particularly prevalent in fields like economics, philosophy, and psychology, where between 35% and 70% of published findings reportedly fail to withstand testing with new data.
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A journal received a request from University A for a published paper to be retracted, citing ethical issues with the grant application submitted by an author from University B. The journal is satisfied that the rigorous editorial processes required by the journal were followed prior to publication and asked for specific details of the ethical breach; evidence that all authors on the publication had been advised of the request for retraction; and the results of the institutional investigation into the matter.
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The journal received multiple complaints from two ‘whistleblowers’ in country A regarding the methodology presented in an article published in 2021. The Editors began an investigation into the paper, using evidence provided by the whistleblowers. The Editors felt that based on the provided evidence, an investigation should be carried out. The authors, who were also from country A, were made aware of the fact their article was under investigation, as the journal needed to request underlying data for the investigation. They were not given any details regarding the complainants.
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This is a general scenario which has been observed in increasing numbers. We are finding that some reviewers provide a referee’s report which include a request to cite a number of papers, which on closer inspection are all authored by the referee. The journal considers this to be clear citation manipulation and has contacted COPE for advice on the matter.
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Effective selection of keywords is a crucial aspect of enhancing the discoverability and impact of your journal manuscript. Here are key tips from Springer Nature to ensure your chosen keywords optimize the visibility of your research:
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In January 2021, the Scopus blog reported that preprints have been added to Scopus Author Profiles as a content type to help you get an early view into the research focus of peers and potential collaborators. Preprints can be a helpful complement to peer-reviewed literature to gain insight into researcher endeavors.
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Some authors from a company recommended a peer reviewer on submitting their manuscript, who was then asked to review the manuscript. This reviewer recommended acceptance without change. One other reviewer recommended major revision (a methodological reviewer not a content expert) and the third reviewer recommended rejection.
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Several years ago a previous editor of a journal accepted an article for publication following peer review. The current editor feels that the article should not have been accepted in the first instance, but rejected instead. After acceptance, the article was sent to a copy editor who was scheduled to work on it. However, the process was stopped by the previous editor and the copy editor. The language was very poor and was deemed to be un-editable. Also, the equations were incomprehensible.
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A journal received a manuscript using secondary analysis of existing medical records in which there was no indication that ethics approval was obtained from a recognized ethics review board or that participants gave their informed consent to be included in the study. Instead, the authors explained that the study had been based on a secondary analysis of existing medical records and that no patient information had been passed on to a third party. Patients were identified by codes rather than names so that links could be made with different outcomes.
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Dear scholars, we present 12 effective methods to elevate your academic standing:
Craft Relevant and High-Quality Articles: Focus on producing well-researched, quality articles on topics of significance.
Collaborate with Influential Figures: Initiate collaborations with renowned individuals known for their scholarly achievements, emphasizing quality over quantity.
Adhere to Editorial Guidelines: Comply with publication formatting standards, captivating researchers with compelling titles and annotations that grab attention.
Diversify Publication Platforms: Extend beyond Web of Science and Scopus, including English-language journals listed in the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC).
Optimize Reference Lists: Compile extensive bibliographies, ensuring at least 50% of references are from English-language sources listed in Scopus and Web of Science.
Strategic Journal Selection: Choose the right journals, favoring open-access options to broaden visibility.
Consistent Authorship Information: Maintain uniform spelling of names when publishing in a foreign language.
Establish Online Presence: Develop profiles on databases such as Web of Science and Google Scholar for increased visibility.
Leverage Social Networks: Join platforms like ResearchGate and LinkedIn to share information about your publications, expanding your audience.
Conference Participation: Report your publications in conference proceedings to enhance exposure and networking opportunities.
Compose Review Articles: Contribute review articles to highlight your expertise and provide valuable insights to the academic community.
Monitor Indexing Across Databases: Stay vigilant about the indexing of your work across various databases to track and enhance academic impact.
A journal’s editors were informed about a plagiarism case just before the last step in the volume publication process. The publication fee for the paper was already paid by the author and the author completed and signed the publication agreement in which confirmed the paper's originality. The author was informed of the plagiarism issue and also that the paper would be withdrawn from publication. The author then requested reimbursement of the payment.
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In one month we have received 11 manuscripts (9 case reports, 1 original study and 1 letter) written by authors from a European Union country. The manuscripts were submitted by the same corresponding author (author A) who was also the first author in all of the 11 manuscripts. Another author was the second author (author B) in 10 of the manuscripts. There were two other authors (authors C and D) in two of the manuscripts.
Four of these manuscripts (manuscripts 1, 5, 6 and 8) were rejected after the editorial review because they were not found to be original. One has been sent to reviewers and 6 are with associate editors for initial review. One of the associate editors has advised that the manuscript they had been reviewing (manuscript 10) has a similarity index of 97% The editor in chief checked the manuscript and found that the author had completely copied it from a previously published article although it was stated in the cover letter that the material had not been previously published or submitted elsewhere for publication. The author only changed the author names.
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Paper A appeared in a foreign language journal, together with an English abstract. Paper B was submitted to editorial, and one of our referees alerted to the similar content.
Closer inspection, including retrieval of the original foreign language manuscript and review by a deputy editor with a working knowledge of that language, and inspection of the tables by the editor and another editor, indicated that the two papers contained largely identical data and had a similar content. The foreign language version included slightly more detail on the research setting, methods, and results compared with the English version, while in the English version there were some additional analyses and minor changes in the title and organisation of the content. Despite these differences, the text of the two versions was similar and the main messages and conclusions were the same.
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Thanks to the new criteria and tools for searching open access documents that have appeared in the Scopus database since December 2020, more than 5.5 million articles that receive the open access label can be used.
These tools allow you to filter the search results by selecting the rubric "All Open Access" (All Open Access) or to use certain types of open access (gold, hybrid gold, bronze and green). In order to use these tools, you need to go to the website of the Scopus database and set the search parameters in the column "Search documents" (for example, you can enter a keyword).
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If your university provides a subscription to Scopus, you can easily register and activate remote access to use Scopus from any device. Follow these steps to enable remote access:
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By following these steps, you can enjoy the convenience of accessing Scopus remotely, ensuring seamless access to valuable research materials provided by your institution's subscription.
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The editor received correspondence from a third party suggesting that a paper published in the journal by four co-authors contained suspect data. The suspicion was based on the observation that in three separate figures all error bars were identical. Indeed, the third party subjected 32 publications from the same group of authors to independent statistical appraisal and concluded that 21 (66%) of the papers were suspect, in comparison with none of a large control sample of papers from other institutions publishing in the same journals. Inspection of the figures did indeed indicate a consistency of error bars that were highly unlikely to have been generated by chance variation, suggesting that there is a prima facie evidence for concern about data fabrication.
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One of the figures in an article under review was said by the authors to appear in a presentation given at a conference while the paper was still under review and from this identified the reviewer and accused this person of abusing their position.
When contacted by editorial office, the reviewer confirmed that s/he did use some data previously presented by this group of authors but in no way used this figure and did credit the authors. The reviewer had deleted the slides. The authors claim that the figure presented by the reviewer was identical to that in their paper under review and could not have been created using any of their previously presented data.
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A paper from Finland in a controversial area of vaccine research was peer reviewed and provisionally accepted. At the revision stage, the journal received a letter from a researcher based at an immunotherapy company in the United States, raising serious doubts over the analysis of the Finnish data. This author claimed to have been involved in the research, and proposed an alternative interpretation of the data.
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In the realm of research papers, where copious data seeks a cohesive presentation, the strategic use of tables and figures emerges as a pivotal element. These visual aids not only summarize data but also enhance the paper's readability and comprehension. When delving into the incorporation of tables and figures, certain guidelines elevate their effectiveness, ensuring they serve as informative companions rather than redundant echoes of textual information.
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Zenodo stands as an invaluable open repository designed to empower researchers across diverse disciplines by offering a platform to share and preserve their research findings. This inclusive repository embraces research results of any size or format, fostering a culture of openness, accessibility, and long-term preservation.
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A manuscript was submitted with a covering letter clearly stating the originality and unpublished nature of the work. The authors stated that the results had already been orally presented at a meeting the previous year. Before sending the manuscript for review the editors discovered that the manuscript contained 60% of the Materials and Methods text and 90% of the Results section of a previously published paper.
Even the data were identical. Moreover, the authors’ citation to the first article suggested that it was different from the current work (the corresponding author and the first author were the same in both manuscripts). The editors were not convinced that there was a deliberate attempt to mislead, but nevertheless they rejected the manuscript with a stern warning to both the first author and the corresponding author.
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Two manuscripts were received by Journal X, from author A. Both were accepted and sent to the publisher. On receipt of the galley proofs, the corresponding author removed the name of the last author from both manuscripts. Shortly before the page proofs arrived, the journal editors received a request that author A be allowed to remove author B from the authors’ list and instead make a suitable acknowledgement.
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Journal A published a review paper. About a year later, the author of a paper published in 4 years ago in Journal B wrote to say that he had come across the paper in Journal A during a literature search. He pointed out that parts of this paper were virtually identical with his paper in Journal B. Although the author of the article in Journal A had made one reference to his article, this was only to one specific point and the nearly identical sections had not been referenced. The editor of Journal A wrote to the author asking for an explanation.
The author of the paper in Journal B works in a faculty of law. He discussed the two papers with colleagues who agreed that this was a violation of authorship and perhaps even copyright. He wanted to know how the journal intended to remedy the situation.
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Scientific journals are often evaluated using scientometric indicators, with SNIP, SJR, and Impact Factor standing out as key metrics for gauging a journal's influence and quality. It's essential to comprehend the distinctions among these metrics to make informed assessments.
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In the realm of academic publishing, distinguishing credible journals from predatory ones is paramount. The Jeffrey Beall List, curated by the esteemed American librarian Jeffrey Beall, serves as a crucial tool in this quest for integrity.
Predatory practices encompass the publication of non-peer-reviewed and non-scientific content for financial gain. This deceit extends to fraudulent publishing houses that exploit researchers, accepting payments without delivering on promised publications or engaging in the replication of reputable journals.
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Journal X has been contacted by an author who would like to submit a review article. The author responded to a request for an invited review from a predatory journal without realizing it was a predatory journal. The author submitted the article only to receive an unexpected invoice and clear evidence of no peer review. The author investigated the journal and then realized the predatory nature of this journal.
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A paper was submitted to a journal. While the paper was being processed, the authors contacted the journal and advised that a predatory journal had published the same paper without their permission (the authors apparently submitted it in error, then withdrew it, but the journal proceeded with publishing). The authors are currently pursuing a legal case against the predatory journal to have the article taken down, but have asked the editor to proceed with their journal’s usual review processes.
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An article is submitted to a journal and accepted for future publication. The authors receive the acceptance letter and the script is waiting for the final publication process (within 4-6 months).
During this time the authors ask the journal if they can present the full text of the article at a conference (which is going to be held before the publication by the journal). They also declare that the conference will not publish the manuscript (the abstract or full text) elsewhere.
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In the realm of patenting research, understanding the intricacies of conducting an effective patent search is paramount for researchers. Discover how a meticulous search can save valuable time and resources, ensuring a focus on original work.
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In the realm of academia, understanding the nuances of plagiarism and self-plagiarism is crucial for researchers.
Scientific standards dictate that a text's non-uniqueness ranging from 0% to 25% is deemed acceptable for publication. It might be surprising that the spectrum begins at zero, but achieving 100% uniqueness is often impractical. Numerous scientific manuscripts incorporate standard statements that could compromise the text's uniqueness. Notably, certain journals, particularly those with top Scopus or WoS scores, uphold stringent standards, exclusively featuring the most distinctive articles.
It's essential to note that uniqueness assessments undergo expert scrutiny. If, for instance, the allowed 10-25% non-uniqueness pertains to the study results (which constitute a substantial portion of the publication) or originates entirely from a single source, the work may not be considered unique. Such instances cast doubt on the scientific novelty of the research.
We trust that this information proves invaluable to your understanding of publication standards. Explore further insights into maintaining academic integrity and originality in your scholarly endeavors.
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A paper that has been accepted for publication in a journal has recently been found to be unsuitable for publication. The authors have been highlighted in other journals for disseminating misinformation regarding the treatment of COVID-19. An expression of concern has been issued on another article, similar to the one we are close to publishing, in another publisher's journal. We looked into the paper in our system further and have decided the peer review comments are insufficient. We would like to rescind the decision on this manuscript and send it to peer review for further comments. We do not want to add to the literature casuing misinformation regarding the tratment of COVID-19.
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Author X recently published a paper in Journal Y and has asked for the paper to be retracted. The reason given is that part of the data presented in the paper was published without the permission of a colleague, who is not listed as an author of the paper (and probably does not qualify for full authorship). This colleague is now seeking to publish the data in another journal and it is implied that Author X is also a co-author on the second paper (which has been submitted, not yet accepted).
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A paper was submitted to journal and sent out to be refereed. The paper had five authors, all from the same institution and department. The bulk of the data were contained in four tables. One of the reviewers pointed out that these four tables were identical (verbatim) to those published recently in a paper by the same five authors in another journal.
The paper was rejected for publication (the other reviewer recommended rejection for other reasons). The Instructions to Authors states clearly: “Submission of a paper implies that it reports unpublished work and that it is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.”
Read more about AN ATTEMPT TO PUBLISH DATA ALREADY PUBLISHED ELSEWHEREThe new Google Lens app can help you with this. You can use this app to quickly copy and paste text from paper notes and documents to your phone to save time. Now, when you select text from the app, you can click "copy to computer" to quickly paste it onto another registered Chrome device. This is great for those with neat, legible handwriting to transfer their notes to their PC without having to retype them.
Writefull writes on its blog that «we are always looking for ways to revolutionize academic writing through AI. This week, we’re bringing you a little widget that automatically creates a title from your paper’s abstract, using an in-house model.
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The editors of journal check all articles against Medline for possible redundant publications. Two very similar articles from an author were retrieved when the name of the author was searched. The titles were very similar, except for the name of the disease. The abstracts had almost 50% identical wording. The two articles were not related to the article submitted to the editors, but as they came up with such similarity, the editors looked them up, interested more as scientists and colleagues from the same university.
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During peer review of a manuscript submitted to journal Y, one of the referees indicated a belief that at least one of the authors had not declared a relevant conflict of interest (CoI). The article indicated that the authors had no relevant CoIs. The referee provided a URL to a press release that supported the allegation. It appears that one of the authors is the discoverer of a series of compounds that are the subject of the article. The compounds have been licensed to a company. The authors were asked to clarify the situation and have provided a revised declaration that acknowledges the CoI.
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A manuscript was received from a group of authors who had not submitted to the journal in question before. The review was extremely critical and the paper was rejected. In a covering letter the reviewer said that not only was the experimental design flawed, but he was also convinced that the experiment described had never been done. He had scanned Medline and found seven other papers with the same first author each of which had a similar protocol, but in each case had used a different nutritional supplement.
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Why is it important to use synonyms in your speech or writing? It is important because synonyms can improve both your oral skills and your writing skills, as noted in the following section.
Benefits of Using Synonyms
Some of the benefits of using synonyms are that they can:
– Make text much more captivating.
– Help avoid dull text.
– Improve communication between you and others.
– Help provide an image in the mind of the reader.
– Help avoid boring and repetitive text.
For example, instead of using the word «beautiful» several times in your text, you might use synonyms such as «gorgeous», «stunning», or «ravishing» to better paint a picture of your description. Using just one word repeatedly will ensure that you will lose the attention of your audience simply out of boredom!
It is quite easy to build your arsenal of synonyms, and the list of tools later in this article will help you get started. As with any efforts to increase your vocabulary, it is helpful to keep a journal or list of new words to which to refer. It is also helpful to use those new synonyms often to keep them in your memory. The more you use new words, the more quickly they will come to mind in your oral or written presentations.
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Embrace the opportunity to shape scholarly discourse by contributing to the forthcoming collective monograph, "Transformations of National Economies under Conditions of Instability." Act now, as only five spots remain for prospective contributors eager to make their mark in this impactful publication.
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Journal A received letters from two readers pointing out that the female component of a cohort the paper published was identical with that in a paper published in Journal B earlier that year. The two papers were sent to two independent reviewers, one of whom felt that there was a great degree of overlap between the two papers.
The other agreed, but suggested that the paper submitted to Journal A had used a different statistical analysis and had looked at different problems. Neither paper cross-referenced the other and the authors had signed copyright forms in which they had agreed that the research had not been previously published in whole or in substantial part elsewhere. Journal A asked the authors to comment. They denied that the papers were similar. They admitted that the female populations were identical in both papers, but that the objectives, analyses, and results were entirely different. They explained that they had not cross-referenced because the two papers had been submitted at the same time, and that they neglected to reference each paper as being in press. But the editors of both journals felt that this was a case of redundant publication, as did one of the referees; the other felt that the incident was worth a warning issued to the authors. Both editors wanted to publish a redundancy notice and to blacklist the authors for two years. They informed the authors that the issue was being referred to COPE.
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One of the referees of journal has brought to our attention a potential case of plagiarism. The referee feels that the a manuscript submitted to journal, representing a retrospective study of a cohort of patients with a particular condition, plagiarises an article published in another journal. The authors are from an institute in a middle-eastern country.
The submitted paper contains numerous full paragraphs identical to those in the previous paper. Editorial also suspects that fraud may be involved. For example, the submitted paper reports data on 28 patients (72% male and 28% female); clinical sign 1 was present in 68%; sign 2 in 26%; sign 3 in 9% and one was asymptomatic. A particular investigation was diagnostic in 45%. In the first paper, 47 infants were studied. He percentages of the parameters detailed above were identical!
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Two authors submitted a case report which was interesting but not written in the style of the journal. The editor therefore invited the authors to rewrite the case report, and resubmit it. They did so within a week. The case report was sent out for peer review, accepted and published.
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As of December 12, 2023, we present a curated list of grant opportunities aimed at supporting various sectors. Check out the opportunities in three different categories:
1. For Scientists: FEMS
2. For Students: Government of Flanders Scholarships
3. INSULATION Fund - ZMINA: Rebuilding Program
These grants address the diverse needs of scholars and students affected by the current circumstances. We encourage all eligible applicants to explore these opportunities and take advantage of the support available for personal and professional growth. Stay informed and take advantage of the chance to make a positive impact on your academic, research, or community activities.
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Conducting successful research hinges on meticulous planning and execution, with the choice of an appropriate research methodology standing out as a pivotal decision. The selected methodology not only shapes the overall quality of the research but also influences the methods employed for data collection. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to choose a suitable research methodology for your project.
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In the fast-paced world of academic research, time is a precious commodity for scientists. Yet, a significant portion of their time often gets consumed by technical tasks, especially managing bibliographies. Reference managers, also known as bibliographic managers, emerge as essential tools that not only save researchers time but also alleviate the stress associated with handling references and citations.
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A person named in the acknowledgements of a paper wrote to the editor indicating that they had been in part responsible for the analysis and interpretation of the data and should therefore be named as an author.
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Journal received an article. One of the referees discovered that a similar article had been published in a surgical journal 8 years ago. In that article, the authors presented data on the haemodynamics and intestinal blood flow in pigs.
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Two manuscripts were submitted, reviewed by the journal, and rejected on the basis of negative reviews. The author took issue with one particularly negative review and appealed decision. Journal sought the advice of an editorial board member who reviewed the manuscripts and the reports and agreed that the correct editorial decision was made.
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Embarking on a research journey where the scholarly landscape is already adorned with numerous publications might seem like a formidable challenge. Enter the literature review—a critical synthesis of data from various sources pertinent to your research focus.
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An identical paper was submitted simultaneously to two journals. Both editors had received a signed statement from the authors declaring that their paper had not been submitted elsewhere. Duplicate submission became evident only when the associate editor of one of the journals was sent the paper to review by the editor of the other journal. The author also cited two papers within this submission, of which he was a co-author, which a PUBMED search revealed, were duplicate publications of each other.
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Editor A wrote to editor B, indicating that one of the reviewers of a paper submitted to Journal A contained material that had been submitted at about the same time to Journal B. Editor A requested a copy of the paper submitted to Journal B. Editor B responded, confirming that the paper in question had been submitted to Journal B (submission date two weeks earlier than the paper submitted to Journal A), but had been rejected eight weeks later after external peer review. Editor B sent a copy of the rejected paper to editor A. Editor A examined the two papers and confirmed that there was “some degree of overlap” between the two and also felt that there was a degree of “salami slicing.”
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A paper was reviewed by two referees. The associate editor dealing with it recommended rejection as both reviews were critical of the methods, results, and reproducibility of the experiment. After the authors were informed, the editor-in-chief received an email from someone in the same laboratory, expressing relief that the manuscript had been rejected. The writer went on to say that s/he had misgivings because the effect of the biological mechanism described in the paper was less than 1%, and s/he was therefore strongly opposed to the submission of the manuscript.
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In the pursuit of academic degrees and recognition, researchers often need to publish scientific papers, and a crucial step in this process is obtaining a review of the article. Knowing how to write a review that aligns with the standards of education and culture ministries is imperative. Below is a guide on writing a comprehensive review, ensuring it meets the necessary criteria.
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Significance of Synonyms in Writing: Incorporating synonyms into your language and writing is crucial, not only for linguistic diversity but also to enhance your overall communication skills. This practice holds particular importance in academic writing, helping to prevent unintentional plagiarism and contributing to various advantages.
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A journal published an animal study on the use of drug X for the treatment of clinical condition A. The authors did not declare any competing interests. A few months after publication, a journalist contacted the editors to say that the corresponding author had several patents on drug X, was listed as an inventor of the drug, and that the public charity of which he is the director recently announced that they were seeking approval for clinical trials of drug X in condition B. He also said the corresponding author co-owned a commercial company with whom the charity does business. The authors were asked to clarify any competing interests, and were directed to the journal’s policy, which is posted online as part of the instructions for authors.
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Journal A published a paper 1. After 2 years the Editor of Journal A was contacted by a reader, who expressed his doubts as to the integrity of one of the authors. The reader suggested that the author in question had been involved in the fraudulent publication of a paper 2 published in Journal B. The reader had noted that the article 2 published in Journal B was almost an exact copy of an article 3 published in Journal C.
The Editor of Journal A examined copies of the articles from Journals B and C and concluded that this appeared to be a case of plagiarism.
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An author anxious about a competing paper contacted journals A and B (and perhaps others) about possible fast-track consideration of his study. Journal A said it would be as fast as possible; journal B actually had the competing study under consideration so agreed to look at this study very fast. The author submitted to journal B, the article was refereed in less than a week, and journal B offered to publish the article if the author would cut it from full-length to short communication format.
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With the advent of generative AI technologies like ChatGPT, universities are exploring ways to provide secure access to these tools for faculty, staff, and students. The University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) has taken a unique approach by developing TritonGPT, a specialized language model hosted on local infrastructure and optimized for administrative operations. In an interview with key contributors to TritonGPT's development—Brett Pollak, Director of Workplace Technology Services; Adam Tilghman, Analyst/Architect with Academic Technology Services; and Jack Brzezinski, Senior AI Architect—we gain insights into UC San Diego's motivations, challenges, and long-term vision for deploying AI tools within their community.
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Understanding the nuances between figure reproduction, adaptation, and redrawing is crucial, especially when incorporating visuals into scholarly work. Let's delve into the distinctions and explore the permissions required, focusing on a practical example.
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Are you wondering how to showcase your academic contributions on ResearcherID and ORCID for better visibility? Follow our step-by-step guide for seamless integration and discover multiple methods to enhance your online research presence.
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Are you looking for grants? This is the place for you! We present a number of relevant opportunities for citizens as of December 8, 2023, conveniently grouped into sections:
For Scientists: Explore the Wellcome Welcome Early Career Awards, a funding initiative designed for researchers embarking on their careers across various disciplines. This scheme encourages the development of research identities, fostering innovative projects that contribute to a better understanding and improvement of people's lives, health, and well-being. Application Deadline: February 15, 2024.
For Students: Delve into the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the US Department of State's open competition for the 2024-2025 academic year. This exchange program is geared towards Ukrainian undergraduate students enrolled in higher educational institutions. Application Deadline: December 15, 2023.
Discover more about these incredible opportunities and seize your chance for growth!
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About a month after our Journal A published a Paper X, the journal received emails from readers that Paper X was very similar to a Paper Y that had just been published by another Journal B. Some of these emails were sent to both journal offices. Paper X was submitted to Journal A a few days before Paper Y was submitted to Journal B and Paper X was published in Journal A about 3 weeks before Paper Y. The two paper superficially do not look similar and Paper X contains results that are not in Paper Y. However, the two papers also contain highly similar results and make similar key conclusions. Truth be told, all of the additional results presented in Paper X were added during revisions. The authors of Paper X knew that Paper Y had been accepted by Journal B by the time they submitted the first revision of Paper X to Journal A.
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Approximately 1 year after publication of an article, journal received a letter from one of the authors saying that they had not seen the reviews of the paper, the revisions of the paper or approved the final manuscript for publication. This was subsequently confirmed by the other authors who said that contact with the complainant had “broken down” and that the corresponding author had indicated that all named authors had given their approval for publication (then current journal practice). An additional relevant fact is that one of the authors was editor-in-chief of the journal at the time the paper was processed. The complainant did not wish the paper to be withdrawn but wanted the opportunity to publish a correction or addendum following sight of the reviewers’ comments.
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In the ever-expanding realm of academic research, the strategic selection of keywords plays a pivotal role in enhancing the visibility and impact of scholarly work. Choosing the right keywords not only aids researchers in discovering pertinent articles aligned with their interests but also empowers authors to increase the readership of their own contributions. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to effectively choose keywords to optimize your academic articles for search engines and maximize online visibility.
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In the realm of scientific literature, the terms "method" and "methodology" often intertwine but hold distinct significance, particularly in the context of manuscript composition. This article delves into the subtle yet crucial differences between these terms and provides valuable recommendations for authors navigating the intricacies of describing their research approaches.
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The distinction between a "lead author" and a "co-author" in academic writing holds significance in reflecting the contributions of each researcher to a study. While the lead author typically leads the research, writes, and edits the manuscript, co-authors collaborate and contribute to the work.
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Explore the following up-to-date opportunities for grants and assistance categorized for scientists, students as of December 5, 2023:
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While the scientific merit of research is paramount, the quality of language and presentation in your manuscript is equally crucial. Manuscripts laden with grammatical and stylistic errors risk rejection, potentially hindering global engagement with your work.
To guarantee that your manuscript is well-received and professionally presented, enlist the expertise of our proofreading services. Professional proofreading elevates the readability and overall quality of your work, leaving a positive impression on both your research and your authorship.
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A crucial aspect of any scientific manuscript lies in the comprehensive review of prior research, forming the bedrock for the significance of your own study. However, the meticulous process of gathering and analyzing relevant sources for a literature review can be time-intensive, stretching across several weeks.
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STM, DataCite, and Crossref are thrilled to announce an updated collaborative statement on the accessibility and citation of research data. Originally penned in 2012, the joint statement emphasized the importance of linkability and citability of research data. Now, with the tracking of nearly 10 million data citations and the widespread adoption of best practices by repositories, journals, and funders, it is time to provide updated recommendations for the diverse stakeholders engaged in research data sharing.
The core premise of the original joint statement remains unchanged: stakeholders, including researchers, funders, librarians, and publishers, unanimously acknowledge the benefits of making research data readily available for reuse. This significantly enhances the utility and rigor of the scholarly record. While progress has been made, research data sharing is not yet universally integrated into the research lifecycle. However, the existing scholarly communication infrastructure positions us well for transformative change, with momentum building for collective action.
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Navigating the intricacies of compiling and formatting references can be a time-intensive process. To alleviate this burden and allow you to dedicate more time to your research, we present our professional reference selection and formatting services.
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According to a “Publisher’s Note” that appeared November 9 in Elsevier’s New Microbes and New Infections, “concerns have been raised about a number of articles” published in the journal by researchers affiliated with the Institut Hospitalo-Universitaire Méditerranée Infection (IHU-MI) in Marseille.
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Indexing your monograph in Scopus serves as a crucial benchmark, signifying the scientific significance and quality of your research. Beyond individual recognition, Scopus indexing plays a pivotal role in enhancing academic rankings and evaluations, influencing institutional and professional assessments within the scientometric landscape.
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Securing a position for your monograph in the esteemed Scopus database is a pivotal achievement that resonates with the quality and relevance of your research. Beyond academic recognition, this indexing elevates your standing in scientific and university rankings, influencing career advancement and essential financial support for future research endeavors.
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The landscape of higher education is undergoing a transformation, and e-textbooks play a crucial role in shaping the future of learning, teaching, and assessment. However, the existing pricing models are not only expensive but also outdated, creating barriers to equitable access for students across various institutions.
Licensing restrictions and rights management pose additional challenges for higher education institutes (HEIs) and users alike. The lack of diversity in e-textbooks further hinders the pursuit of a more inclusive and varied curriculum by institutions.
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In the realm of scholarly publishing, the decision to retract a published monograph is a critical mechanism employed by publishers to address inadvertent or deliberate errors, data falsification, biased authorship representation, or conflicts of interest that emerge post-publication. The implementation of retraction procedures involves a meticulous protocol aimed at mitigating the potential adverse consequences. Herein, we delineate key strategies and recommendations for the withdrawal of published monographs.
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In the intricate realm of intellectual property, royalties emerge as a crucial facet, serving as just compensation for the utilization of assets, particularly intellectual property rights. As entities engage in the perpetual use of another's assets, commonly referred to as the "licensee" and "licensor" dynamic, a financial agreement known as royalties comes into play.
Royalties are typically quantified as a percentage of gross or net sales generated from the continuous utilization of the asset or as a fixed price per unit sold. This mechanism ensures equitable compensation for the licensor—often the creator or owner—for the ongoing use of their intellectual property.
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In the face of an overwhelming surge of updates inundating the internet and social media, the need for reliable information has never been more critical. With the potential for false information to yield harmful consequences, news outlets, social media platforms, and government organizations have intensified efforts in fact-checking and identifying misleading content to provide essential context for their audiences.
Addressing the challenge of pinpointing areas where misinformation is likely to cause the most harm, Binghamton University's School of Management (SOM) has put forth promising solutions through a combined approach involving a proposed machine learning framework and an extended utilization of blockchain technology.
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Scientific Route OÜ, a prominent scientific publishing company, stands as a stalwart supporter of authors throughout their publication journey. With a commitment to providing valuable feedback, offering helpful templates, and simplifying the process with user-friendly publication tools, Scientific Route OÜ has garnered praise from authors who appreciate the guidance received.
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In the dynamic landscape of academic publishing, a common query among academics revolves around the feasibility of republishing monographs, particularly with the aim of securing inclusion in prestigious databases like Scopus. According to experts, the answer to this inquiry hinges on the specific policies and manuscript selection principles adopted by publishers.
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In the face of an overwhelming volume of scientific papers—almost 3 million published last year alone—scientists are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) tools to streamline literature review processes. These tools, trained on vast amounts of text data, promise to help researchers discover relevant papers and provide summarized insights. However, challenges persist, including false content generation, restricted access to paywalled papers, and the quest for sustainable business models.
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Citations play a pivotal role in the workflow of researchers and contribute significantly to an author's academic merit. At the forefront of citation formats are in-text citations and footnote citations, both serving as essential tools in scholarly communication.
In a recent announcement about the inclusion of footnote citation styles in Mendeley Cite, we recognized the scarcity of readily available information on citation styles. Committed to contributing to the research community, we've decided to share our findings.
Entering this research phase, the expectation was that in-text citations would dominate, given their widespread use. However, our exploration of Mendeley Cite's data for October 2023 yielded some intriguing results.
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In the realm of academic writing, establishing clear authorship guidelines is crucial for accountability and transparency. Upon manuscript submission, authors affirm their individual contributions to the research, spanning all aspects. This includes confirming their involvement in the authorial team, approving the manuscript's content, and acknowledging the act of submission to the editor.
Authorship in a manuscript is reserved for those making a substantial contribution to the research, meeting at least three of the following criteria: conceptualizing and modeling the research, data gathering and analysis, drafting the manuscript, conducting a comprehensive literature review, statistically processing data, securing funding, providing administrative and technical support, or overseeing the experiment. Authors are encouraged to define their criteria for substantial research contribution, choosing at least one of the three required elements.
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In our commitment to upholding the highest standards of academic publishing, our publisher recognizes the necessity of implementing retraction procedures for monographs. This mechanism is vital to address issues stemming from inadvertent or intentional errors, data falsification, biased authorship representation, or conflicts of interest that may surface post-publication.
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Embark on a transformative journey with Scopus, the premier interdisciplinary database presented by Elsevier, a globally acclaimed publisher. Scopus stands as a comprehensive repository housing millions of publications across an array of scientific disciplines, encompassing medicine, engineering, earth sciences, social sciences, and more. Its expansive coverage and top-tier content position Scopus as an indispensable resource for researchers, students, and scientific institutions worldwide.
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Royalties, a crucial facet of remuneration for intellectual property usage, wield considerable influence in today's global landscape. They embody payments made by the "licensee" (the user) to the "licensor" (the seller or patent holder) for the continuous utilization of assets, with a particular emphasis on intellectual property rights. Let's delve into the nuanced role of royalties, focusing on their interplay with publications and access to scholarly information.
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Embark on a journey of educational and scientific publishing possibilities with Scientific Route OÜ. We are thrilled to introduce our latest offering – textbook and teaching aid publishing!
Leveraging our expertise in publishing scientific monographs, we ensure a high standard of publication and extensive audience reach. Now, we are extending this proficiency to the realm of education. We are delighted to announce that the cost of publishing textbooks and study guides is only 50% of the cost of scholarly monographs.
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Scopus, a comprehensive interdisciplinary database provided by Elsevier, stands at the forefront of academic indices globally. Boasting millions of publications spanning diverse scientific fields, from medicine to social sciences, Scopus serves as an invaluable tool for researchers, students, and scientific organizations worldwide. Its extensive coverage and high-quality content make it a cornerstone in the academic landscape.
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A groundbreaking randomized controlled trial has demonstrated that mentors who engage in cultural awareness training can significantly improve the mentoring experience for young scientists, shedding light on the importance of addressing racial and ethnic identities in mentorship. Led by Angela Byars-Winston, a counseling psychologist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the study highlights the potential of such training to reshape the dynamics of mentor-mentee relationships.
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Ranga Dias, a physicist at the University of Rochester, known for his contentious claims of achieving room-temperature superconductivity under extreme pressures, has silently filed a patent that could revolutionize the field. In an unnoticed move, Dias asserts the creation of a material that not only superconducts at room temperature but also at ambient pressure.
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For many scientists and researchers eager to share their discoveries globally, the timeline for a monograph to appear in Scopus after publication is a crucial concern. The Scopus indexing process involves multiple stages, each contributing to the overall duration.
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Discover a range of comprehensive publishing options for monographs offered by Scientific Route OÜ.
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The New York Public Library has revealed its Best Books of 2023, a meticulously curated selection of 240 recommended titles spanning children, teens, and adults. This annual tradition involves NYPL's expert librarians reviewing thousands of books across genres like comics, romance, mystery, and poetry.
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The ORCID iD serves as an internationally recognized identification number that establishes a connection between researchers and their research outputs. It offers a unique association with publications, datasets, and software, providing a consistent link regardless of name variations, changes, or institutional affiliations. Additionally, the ORCID iD can be linked to repositories like the UZH Repository ZORA.
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The modern world of academic publishing poses many questions for academics, including whether it is possible to republish monographs with subsequent inclusion in prestigious databases such as Scopus. The answer to this question, according to experts, depends on publisher policies and manuscript selection principles.
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Compiling references to meet specific formatting standards can be a time-consuming endeavor. To empower you to concentrate on your research and scientific pursuits, we present our expert services in reference selection and formatting.
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Is your university eager to maximize its potential and publish impactful articles within the EU? Aspire to showcase your research through Scopus-indexed monographs? Scientific Route OÜ, with its years of expertise in scientific publication, offers a unique opportunity for a Model of Long-Term Cooperation with your esteemed institution.
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Nature has retracted a paper claiming the discovery of a room-temperature superconductor due to concerns raised by eight co-authors. The retraction notice states that the authors believe the published paper inaccurately represents the materials investigated, experimental measurements, and data-processing protocols. This marks the third high-profile retraction involving the lead authors, physicists Ranga Dias at the University of Rochester and Ashkan Salamat at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Nature had previously withdrawn a separate paper last year, and Physical Review Letters retracted one in August. The retraction follows allegations of plagiarism against Dias, who objected to the first two retractions and has not responded to the latest.
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Elsevier Unveils Latest Version of Openly Accessible Database Showcasing Most Cited Researchers
Elsevier has recently launched the 6th version of its openly accessible database, featuring a comprehensive compilation of the most cited researchers. This database offers standardized information encompassing citations, Hirsch index, co-authorship-corrected h-index, citations of articles with different author positions, and component indicators (c-score), with a primary focus on impact (citations) rather than productivity (number of publications). Additionally, it provides insights into co-authorship and author positions, distinguishing between sole, first, and last authorships.
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Embarking on the scholarly journey involves not just the creation of knowledge but also ensuring its reach and impact. In this pursuit, having a monograph indexed in Scopus emerges as a strategic choice, offering a multitude of benefits to authors and researchers. Scopus, a comprehensive interdisciplinary database, curated by Elsevier, plays a pivotal role in amplifying the visibility, recognition, and scholarly impact of academic works.
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Elsevier has unveiled an openly accessible database spotlighting the world's most cited researchers. This comprehensive resource offers standardized information encompassing citations, Hirsch index, co-authorship-corrected h-index, citations by author position, component indicators (c-score), and details on co-authorship and author positions (sole, first, last author). The focus is on impact (citations) rather than productivity, providing a valuable tool for researchers to gauge their influence in their respective fields.
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We are thrilled to announce that monographs published by Scientific Route OÜ in Estonia have achieved indexing in Scopus, a testament to the high-quality research and academic significance we uphold.
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For academics seeking to elevate their research impact and academic visibility, securing the indexing of a monograph in Scopus stands as a pivotal achievement. This not only signifies the quality and relevance of the research but also influences scientific and university rankings, contributing to career advancement and future research funding.
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Scientific Route OÜ is at the forefront of offering comprehensive publishing services for monographs, catering to a diverse range of needs and preferences.
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Monographs play a crucial role in the dissemination of knowledge and scientific communication. To ensure widespread accessibility and acknowledgment of research efforts, it is imperative to have these monographs indexed in various databases.
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Scopus, a comprehensive interdisciplinary database by Elsevier, stands as a cornerstone for researchers, students, and scientific organizations globally. With millions of publications spanning diverse scientific fields, Scopus is a vital tool for navigating the vast landscape of research.
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Indexing a monograph in Scopus serves as a hallmark of your research's scientific significance and quality. Beyond that, Scopus indexing plays a pivotal role in elevating a researcher's standing in scientific rankings and university assessments. The presence of your publications within the Scopus scientometric database significantly influences the evaluation and ranking of both research institutions and professionals. This, in turn, holds immense importance for career development and securing financial support for future research endeavors.
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Just like most aspects of academia, the order of authorship for a scientific paper is a bizarre combination of essential and arbitrary. If you’re new to science, you may be wondering what the big deal is. After all, when you read an article in a normal magazine—the kind of magazine that doesn’t have tiny, crammed-together figures and 30-word titles—you see the name of a single author, or maybe two, and that’s who wrote the article. Full stop. There is absolutely nothing controversial to discuss.
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A vital component of any scientific manuscript is a comprehensive review of the work of other researchers. This review provides the scientific foundation for the significance of your research. However, the process of gathering and analyzing the necessary sources for a literature review can be time-consuming and may take several weeks.
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In the world of academic publishing, adhering to stringent standards and guidelines is paramount. Even the most groundbreaking research requires meticulous preparation to be transformed into a scientific article, monograph, or similar publication.
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Scientific Route OÜ is committed to upholding the highest standards of quality and ethics in publishing across all its journals. Here's an overview of the meticulous workflow and stringent processes that articles undergo to ensure compliance with Scientific Route OÜ's ethical and procedural guidelines:
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Scientific Route OÜ is welcoming submissions for both single and collective monographs, as well as chapters to form collective monographs, covering the following topics:
The publisher considers retraction of a publication as a mechanism to mitigate the adverse consequences of publishing a monograph containing accidental or intentional errors, data falsification, biased authorship representation, and conflicts of interest identified after publication. The protocol for implementing retraction procedures includes the following potential actions:
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The fields of science covered by the monograph are juridical, economic, social, and medical.
The monograph highlights topical issues related to decision-making based on expert opinions: diagnostics, legal assessments, and the development of socio-economic systems.
The cost of publishing a chapter - from 250 EUR
Number of authors of the chapter - 1-2 authors
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Elsevier has released an openly accessible database showcasing the most cited researchers. This database provides standardized information about citations, Hirsch index, h-index with co-authorship correction, citations of articles with different author positions, and component indicators (c-score), focusing on impact (citations) rather than productivity (number of publications). It also includes information about co-authorship and author positions (sole, first, last author). This is the 6th version of the database.
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Scientific Route OÜ publishing house invites authors to submit manuscripts for chapters in the collective monograph focusing on "Expert Assessments in Decision Making: Risks and Safety." Monographs published by Scientific Route OÜ enjoy indexing in Scopus and are made available in open access.
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Having your monograph indexed in Scopus is a crucial marker of your research's quality and relevance. This indexing not only elevates your academic standing but also improves your position in both scientific and university rankings. It's worth noting that Scopus' scientometric database is a key factor in evaluating and ranking research institutions and professionals, playing a pivotal role in career progression and securing financial support for future research.
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Scientific Route OÜ offers comprehensive publishing services for monographs.
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We welcome new submissions and invite authors to carefully prepare their work for consideration. To facilitate the submission process, please ensure your submission complies with the following checklist. Submissions that do not adhere to these guidelines may be returned for revision:
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At Scientific Route OÜ, we uphold the highest standards of publication ethics. In cases where there are suspicions of a reviewer appropriating an author’s ideas or data or concerns regarding ethical issues related to a submitted manuscript, we follow clear and ethical guidelines based on the COPE schemes "What to do if you suspect a reviewer has appropriated an author’s idea or data" and "What to do if you suspect an ethical problem."
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Year of publication: 2023
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar
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Maintaining the integrity and credibility of the scientific publishing process is paramount. At Scientific Route OÜ, we are committed to preventing any form of manipulation in the publication process. Systematic manipulation includes instances where individuals employ dishonest or fraudulent methods to compromise the independent evaluation of scientific work or the proper attribution of authorship, and may involve publishing fabricated or plagiarized research.
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We are thrilled to announce that the monographs published by Scientific Route OÜ, based in Estonia, are now officially indexed in Scopus, a significant milestone for our publishing house. This recognition underscores the quality and academic relevance of the research and contributions from our esteemed authors.
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At Scientific Route OÜ, we uphold a strict policy regarding authorship and contribution to scholarly works, ensuring that the principles of integrity and transparency are maintained throughout the publishing process. Our guidelines emphasize the significant contributions authors are expected to make and outline the necessary steps to address potential authorship issues.
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The modern world of academic publishing poses many questions for academics, including whether it is possible to republish monographs with subsequent inclusion in prestigious databases such as Scopus. The answer to this question, according to experts, depends on publisher policies and manuscript selection principles.
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The opportunity to contribute chapters to the upcoming collective monograph titled "LGBTQ+ Studies: identity and socium" is now open! Only six spots remain available for prospective contributors.
Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Scientific Route OÜ Website)
Year of Publication: 2023
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar (For more information on indexing, visit here)
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Scopus, a comprehensive interdisciplinary database provided by Elsevier, the world's premier publisher, hosts millions of publications across diverse scientific domains such as medicine, engineering, earth sciences, social sciences, and more. Its extensive coverage and high-quality content make Scopus an indispensable tool for researchers, students, and scientific organizations globally.
A standout feature of Scopus is its robust indexing system, empowering researchers to evaluate the impact and citability of their publications. It offers insights into article, author, and journal citations, enabling researchers to gauge the significance and influence of their work within the scientific community. Additionally, Scopus provides data on metrics like the h-index, aiding researchers in assessing their scientific productivity and reputation.
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Scientific Route OÜ publishing house's journals adhere to a double-blind peer review process, encompassing the following steps:
Submission and Assignment of Reviewers: All submitted manuscripts are sent to a minimum of two external experts in the relevant field for evaluation. The review process is double-blind, ensuring anonymity between authors and reviewers.
Review and Feedback: Reviewers' comments and assessments are shared with the authors, along with potential recommendations for revising the manuscript. The editor informs the authors if the manuscript is accepted without revisions, needs revisions and resubmission, or is rejected.
Editorial Decisions: The editor reserves the right to seek additional expert opinions or reject the manuscript, even if initially recommended for acceptance, in cases involving data falsification/fabrication, misinformation, or threats to public health.
Review Duration: The double-blind review process typically spans 1-6 months.
Ethical Conduct: During the double-blind review, both the editor and reviewers commit to upholding publication ethics and avoiding conflicts of interest.
"ScienceRise", a cutting-edge scientific journal, is presented to the scientific and professional communities by Scientific Route OÜ. The main aim of this scientific platform is to bring together knowledge from different scientific fields and promote human well-being. Researchers and professionals in the fields of physical sciences and engineering, medical sciences and social sciences are invited to explore the latest research and data in this informative journal.
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In its operational framework, the Publisher upholds the core principles of academic integrity and ethical standards across all facets of the publishing process. Each complaint submitted to the publisher undergoes meticulous analysis and consideration, resulting in a carefully crafted response, even in cases of anonymous submissions. The Publisher places a high emphasis on the availability of credible evidence pertaining to the essence of the complaint. Consequently, if a complaint exhibits signs of defamation or hints at a conflict of interest, the publisher requests compelling arguments that can substantiate the complaint's core aspects, effectively dispelling suspicions of defamation or conflict of interest. In the absence of such substantiation, the complaint is duly recorded, but further proceedings are suspended until substantial arguments are provided.
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The opportunity to contribute chapters to the upcoming collective monograph titled "Social tension: manifestation and causes" is now open! Only six spots remain available for prospective contributors.
Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Scientific Route OÜ Website)
Year of Publication: 2023
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar (For more information on indexing, visit here)
For inquiries and submissions, please contact us via email at tamara.belko@route.ee or call +372 58 50 1673.
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Scientific Route OÜ publisher ensures that all articles published in their journals are freely accessible in open access.
Authors are strongly encouraged by the publisher to share the data that support the findings of their research. All relevant data can be hosted in dedicated public repositories. Alternatively, authors have the option to retain the data themselves and furnish them upon request. However, it's essential to emphasize that data will only be provided with the authors' consent. Readers can get in touch with the corresponding author via the email provided in the article.
In studies involving human subjects, it is imperative to safeguard the rights and privacy of the participants. If the informed consent to participate in the study includes a confidentiality clause stipulating that data cannot be shared, this condition must be respected.
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Scientific Route OÜ is proud to present EUREKA: Life Sciences, an interdisciplinary scientific journal dedicated to research in biology and the broad field of life sciences. This publication serves as a platform for researchers, scientists and practitioners to immerse themselves in the complex world of living organisms.
EUREKA: Life Sciences covers a wide range of areas of biology, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of living organisms. Authors submitting work to the journal are encouraged to emphasise the practical applications of their research, highlighting the possibility of drawing on ideas from related scientific disciplines.
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In the realm of academic writing, establishing authorship guarantees and liability is vital. Authors, upon manuscript submission, affirm their individual contributions to the research, encompassing any aspect or extent. This participation entails confirming their involvement in the authorial team and granting approval for the manuscript, acknowledging its complete content, and confirming the act of submission to the editor.
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The opportunity to contribute chapters to the upcoming collective monograph titled "Post-Traumatic Syndromes: Psychologies of Adaptation" is now open! Only six spots remain available for prospective contributors.
Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Scientific Route OÜ Website)
Year of Publication: 2023
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar (For more information on indexing, visit here)
For inquiries and submissions, please contact us via email at tamara.belko@route.ee or call +372 58 50 1673.
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Research with Human Participation and Consent:
When research involves human participants, authors must disclose the approving committee for the research and confirm adherence to the Code of Ethics (Declaration of Helsinki). Authors should include a statement in their manuscript affirming that informed consent has been obtained from all participants. The disclosure of information about research participants must adhere to laws regarding confidentiality and security of personal data, especially following GDPR (EU) 2016/679 regulations. The editorial board reserves the right to request documentary evidence from authors to confirm consent, including blank consent forms and documents from ethics boards. In cases involving vulnerable groups categorized by race, ethnicity, gender, disability, disease, etc., additional verification may be necessary, along with justifications in the manuscript for such categorizations.
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Scientific Route OÜ is proud to present EUREKA: Health Sciences, a scientific journal dedicated to disseminating cutting-edge research and ideas in the broad field of health sciences. This journal serves as a platform for publishing original research, clinical case studies and comprehensive literature reviews in the fields of medicine, pharmacy and veterinary medicine.
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Our journal publication operates on an open access model, ensuring immediate access to content without any embargo period. This model is sustained through a financing approach where authors bear the publication costs. Additionally, we secure funding through internal sponsorship from Scientific Route OÜ.
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Copyright pertains to literary, artistic, and scientific works. A work encompasses any original creation in the domains of literature, art, or science, expressed in an objective form and perceivable and reproducible through this form, directly or via technical means. A work is considered original if it reflects the author's intellectual creativity.
Copyright is automatically granted upon the creation of a work.
No formalities such as registration, payment, or other procedures are necessary for the creation and enforcement of copyright.
Upon creating a work, the author is vested with copyright. Copyright encompasses both personal rights and property rights.
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Our publisher recognizes retraction as a necessary mechanism to address issues arising from the publication of monographs that contain accidental or deliberate errors, data falsification, biased authorship representation, or conflicts of interest that become evident after publication. The protocol for implementing procedures related to monograph retraction includes the following possible actions:
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EUREKA: Social and Humanities, published by Scientific Route OÜ, aims to promote research in the social sciences and humanities by providing scholars, researchers and thinkers with a reliable platform for in-depth study of communication and the development of society and culture.
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In the ever-changing landscape of scientific research, a new beacon of interdisciplinary co-operation shines brightly, created by Scientific Route OÜ. EUREKA: Physics and Engineering is a scientific publication that aims to rethink how we study and understand the world around us through the creation and utilisation of innovative solutions. The journal can be classified as a pioneering journal as it covers frontier research for a wide range of scientific fields, including chemical engineering mechanical engineering, chemistry, information systems and technology, earth and planetary sciences, energy, materials science, mathematics, physics and astronomy. This coverage of scientific areas within engineering and physics is important so that practitioners can see the rational grain of scientific research into frontier areas for their applications.
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Scientific Route OÜ is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity and originality. As part of our editorial process, we rigorously examine all submitted manuscripts for any indications of plagiarism or duplicate publication. Our primary plagiarism detection tool is the specialized service iThenticate, which assesses manuscripts for unattributed borrowings.
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Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ
Year of publication: 2023
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar
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Until 01 October 2023 a discount is available
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In any scientific manuscript, a critical review of existing research is a crucial component. It not only adds credibility but also substantiates the significance of your own research.
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Scopus is an interdisciplinary database provided by the world's leading publisher Elsevier. Its collection contains millions of publications from a wide variety of scientific fields, including medicine, engineering, earth sciences, social sciences and many others. Scopus, due to its wide coverage and high quality content, has become an indispensable tool for researchers, students and scientific organisations around the world.
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Scientific Route OÜ, a renowned publishing house in the realm of academic literature, is delighted to announce its call for manuscript submissions for both chapters of collective monographs and standalone monographs. What sets these publications apart is their esteemed inclusion in the Scopus index, a testament to their scholarly significance and impact.
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In a bold move to promote inclusivity and international co-operation in academic publishing, Scientific Route OÜ has introduced a monograph fee reduction policy in 2023. This strategic initiative emphasises the publisher's commitment to empowering academics from developing countries by enabling them to share their valuable research with a wider audience through the publication of monographs.
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Royalties, as a form of compensation for the use of intellectual property, play a vital role in the modern world. They represent payments that the "licensee" (license user) pays to the "licensor" (license seller, patent holder) for the ongoing utilization of assets, particularly intellectual property rights. Let's take a closer look at how royalties function in the context of publications and access to scholarly information.
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Ensuring Transparency and Ethical Integrity In the interest of maintaining the highest standards of transparency and ethical integrity in scholarly contributions, it is imperative to provide a comprehensive disclosure regarding any potential conflicts of interest that may arise in the context of monograph authorship and contributions to chapters in collective monographs. This disclosure serves to uphold the credibility and objectivity of the research presented.
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This issue is of concern to many scientists and researchers who want to share their discoveries and research with the international scientific community. The Scopus indexing process has several stages and takes some time.
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Publisher Scientific Route OÜ
Year of publication - 2023
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Scientific Route OÜ is pleased to announce the start of the call for submissions for its new collective monograph entitled "Building materials: concrete". This ambitious monograph aims to explore the important role that concrete plays in modern construction and to present the latest trends and innovations in the field.
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Today, the Dialog Solutions brand has been integrated into Clarivate. Following the acquisition of Dialog Solutions as part of the ProQuest M&A in December 2021, Dialog Solutions products and services will be folded into the Clarivate portfolio of offerings for Life Sciences & Healthcare.
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We are pleased to announce that Scientific Route OÜ invites researchers and practitioners from the fields of psychology and psychiatry to contribute to a collective monograph on "Post-traumatic syndromes: psychologies of adaptation".
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We are looking for 2 chapters for a collective monograph "Innovative materials and technologies in functional engineering systems" with Scopus indexing.
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Year of publication - 2023
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The monograph "Transformations of national economies under conditions of instability" will provide a comprehensive and multifaceted analysis that will help to better understand the impact of instability on national economies and the emerging challenges faced by states in transformation processes.
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The monograph "Education before the challenges of modernity" will allow scholars and practitioners to exchange experiences and ideas, as well as to present their vision of educational development in an era of rapidly changing technologies and social demands.
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Tara Hudiburg worries that she may be “out of her league” in vying for the most lucrative competitive grant the National Science Foundation (NSF) has ever awarded. But the forest ecologist at the University of Idaho may be underestimating herself. Last month her team’s proposal to build a “smart climate economy” in the five-state Columbia River basin was chosen as one of 34 semifinalists for NSF’s first five Regional Innovation Engine (RIE) grants to be awarded this fall.
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We are glad to announce that Scientific Route OÜ publishing house accepts manuscripts of chapters of collective monographs and monographs for publication with their further indexing in the scientometric database Scopus with special conditions for educational scientists of Ukraine! This is an excellent opportunity for educational scientists to share their research and contribute to the development of the educational field.
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Ranga Dias, a physicist at the University of Rochester, has drawn headlines and controversy for his claims of concocting materials that superconduct at room temperature—despite the limitation that they would require extreme pressures to work. His latest creation would be by far his most sensational yet—although he has not sought any attention for it. In a little-noticed patent filing, Dias claims to have made a material that superconducts not only at room temperature, but also ambient pressure.
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COVID-19 vaccines have saved millions of lives, and the world is gearing up for a new round of boosters. But like all vaccines, those targeting the coronavirus can cause side effects in some people, including rare cases of abnormal blood clotting and heart inflammation. Another apparent complication, a debilitating suite of symptoms that resembles Long Covid, has been more elusive, its link to vaccination unclear and its diagnostic features ill-defined. But in recent months, what some call Long Vax has gained wider acceptance among doctors and scientists, and some are now working to better understand and treat its symptoms.
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For many scientists, there’s no greater achievement than winning a Nobel Prize. Since its creation in 1901, the medal has recognized breakthroughs that have broadened our understanding of reality and changed the world. It also might be a productivity killer. According to a working paper recently published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, scientists’ output tends to fall off a cliff after they’ve won the prize.
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A large-scale efficacy trial of a promising tuberculosis (TB) vaccine will soon launch with $550 million in pledged funding from two major philanthropies, giving an enormous boost to a moribund field.
The placebo-controlled trial will begin early next year and will enroll 26,000 adults to test the vaccine, dubbed M72, at some 50 sites in Africa and Southeast Asia. The study will mostly enlist people who are free of TB symptoms but have latent infections with Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which causes the respiratory disease. The trial will primarily assess whether M72 can prevent them from developing pulmonary TB—a form of the disease that can be deadly if untreated. A currently available TB vaccine developed more than a century ago offers adults little protection against this form of the illness.
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2023 Scientific Route OÜ has adopted a new Fee Reduction Policy to support scientists from developing countries. This initiative allows scientists to apply to the publisher for a fee reduction for publishing services.
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When the Euclid space telescope blasts off from Cape Canaveral in Florida early next month, it will embark on an unprecedented effort to survey 1 billion galaxies—and perhaps solve cosmology’s greatest mystery. The search will cover more than one-third of the sky and look back in time to galaxies shining when the universe was just one-quarter of its current age of 13.8 billion years. Although the task is immense, Euclid’s primary goal is surprisingly simple. The data it collects will be boiled down to a single number, denoted by w. And cosmologists are hoping, maybe even a bit desperately, that it is not –1.
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Intellectual property lawyer Damien Riehl and computer programmer Noah Rubin were talking in a hotel bar when they came up with an idea: what if you could use a computer to create every possible musical melody, in the same way that hackers might use “brute force” to run through every possible combination of a secure password? That night, they built a prototype program that created 3,000 melodies. And so began the “All the Music” project — the melodies soon grew to 68bn and, as of today, 417bn. Copyright for the melodies is waived and they are released for public use, which prevents songwriters from accidentally infringing rights on existing music, helping them avoid frivolous or opportunistic lawsuits.
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The aim of NPO Veggies Cultivation is to carry through research and development activities in the field of vegetable agrotechnics and to introduce the innovative solutions of vegetable growing technologies in Estonia, Europe and all over the world.
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Wish there was a quicker way to catch fraudulent papers? Or to find out which types of studies are most likely to be published by women authors? Good luck trying to spot trends in the scientific literature—a morass of millions of papers that is increasing in size at an unrelenting pace.
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Data sleuths say they have found evidence of possible research fraud in several papers by Francesca Gino, a behavioral scientist at Harvard Business School. The publications under scrutiny include a 2012 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) paper on dishonesty that has already been retracted for apparent data fabrication by a different researcher.
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Two-thirds of the more than 2300 scientific journals participating in a program designed to flip them to open access (OA) failed to meet prescribed targets for progress in 2022. As a result, the Coalition S group of research funders behind the initiative announced today that it will remove these journals from the program at the end of the year. The funders will no longer pay the fees these journals charge authors for OA publication, although scholars may still publish OA articles in these titles if they pay using other funding sources.
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Estonia has been long seen as eastern Europe’s poster child for performance in research and innovation, but the small Baltic country now needs to renew its efforts to turn science into economic gain and to find a more equitable balance between basic and applied research.
Toomas Asser was re-elected in April as rector of the University of Tartu with a plan to enhance the university's cooperation with industry, building on progress made by the country over the past 15 years in the digital sector.
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Within the framework of the Memorandum of Cooperation between the Diplomatic Academy of Ukraine under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the Estonian School of Diplomacy (ESD), a ten-month training program for Ukrainian students at the Estonian School of Diplomacy based on the Swedish-Estonian project is implemented every year. On the initiative of the Embassy of Ukraine, the Estonian School of Diplomacy, together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia, developed a long-term training program for Ukrainian experts on EU issues.
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Monographs play an essential role in the dissemination of knowledge and the exchange of scientific information, and having published monographs in a scholar's portfolio is a strong argument in his CV.
Each database that indexes publications: Scopus, Mendeley, Neliti and others have their own unique features and criteria for indexing.
However, indexing monographs in Scopus is a good tool to raise the ranking of both the scientist and the university with which the scientist is affiliated.
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Scopus is an interdisciplinary database provided by the world's leading publisher Elsevier. It includes millions of publications from various scientific fields, including medicine, engineering, earth sciences, social sciences and others. Scopus is an important tool for researchers, students and scientific organisations worldwide due to its wide coverage and high quality content.
One of the key features of Scopus is its powerful indexing system, which allows researchers to assess the impact and citability of their publications. Scopus provides information on the number of citations of articles, authors and journals, which helps researchers assess the importance and impact of their work in the scientific community. Scopus also provides data on the Hirsch Index and other indicators to help researchers assess their research productivity and reputation.
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In 1848, French chemist Louis Pasteur discovered that some molecules essential for life exist in mirror image forms, much like our left and right hands. Today, we know biology chooses just one of these “chiral” forms: DNA, RNA, and their building blocks are all right-handed, whereas amino acids and proteins are all left-handed. Pasteur, who saw hints of this selectivity, or “homochirality,” thought magnetic fields might somehow explain it, but its origin has remained one of biology’s great mysteries. Now, it turns out Pasteur may have been onto something.
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Researchers strive to get their research published and recognised by the scientific community, and one of the key factors for achieving this is the indexing of the monograph in Scopus. Scopus indexing is important for the scientific community because it is an indicator of the scientific relevance and quality of the research conducted.
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Prioritizing lab safety doesn’t hamper research productivity. That’s the main takeaway of a working paper published last week by the National Bureau of Economic Research and accepted for publication in Research Policy. Safety experts are cautiously optimistic these results may help support further cultural and institutional change to address poor laboratory practices in academia.
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RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA—For the first astronauts to visit Mars, what to eat on their 3-year mission will be one of the most critical questions. It’s not just a matter of taste. According to one recent estimate, a crew of six would require an estimated 10,000 kilograms of food for the trip. NASA—which plans to send people to Mars within 2 decades—could stuff a spacecraft with prepackaged meals and launch additional supplies to the Red Planet in advance for the voyage home. But even that wouldn’t completely solve the problem.
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Generations of medical and biology students have been instilled with a dim view of bilirubin. Spawned when the body trashes old red blood cells, the molecule is harmful refuse and a sign of illness. High blood levels cause jaundice, which turns the eyes and skin yellow and can signal liver trouble. Newborns can’t process the compound, and although high levels normally subside, a persistent surplus can cause brain damage.
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One of the challenges in treating burn victims is the frequency of dressing changes, which can be extremely painful.
To bring relief to this and other problems, University of Waterloo researchers have created a new type of wound dressing material using advanced polymers. This new dressing could enhance the healing process for burn patients and have potential applications for drug delivery in cancer treatment as well as in the cosmetic industry.
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Psychedelic drugs, best known for causing hallucinations, can also lift users’ moods, preliminary results from clinical trials suggest. But the risks that come with the trip are an obstacle to using the drugs as antidepressants. Hallucinations might trigger psychosis in people with certain risk factors, and because of their unpredictable effects, clinicians have to closely monitor patients as they take the drugs.
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Go for a biopsy these days and chances are your doctor will have to knock you out, slice part of you open, and fish around for the needed tissue. But what if a tiny sensor could guide a needle instead, mapping out your insides as it goes, all while you (and your doctor) watch on a video screen?
That’s the promise of a new device, the size of a grain of sand, that can transmit a wireless signal up to 25 centimeters away. The work could also have implications for measuring blood pressure and tracking how medications metabolize inside the body, researchers say.
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The U.S. government is launching a wide-ranging effort to study whether combining two drugs matched to molecular weak spots in a patient’s tumor will work better to wipe out the cancer than a single such drug.
Although cancer drug combinations are nothing new, the National Cancer Institute’s (NCI’s) ComboMATCH study formally announced today is demanding unusually rigorous evidence—in the form of data showing the drug pairs shrink tumors in mice—before letting them move into clinical testing. The effort will also take advantage of NCI’s sprawling clinical networks to find patients whose tumors have rare mutations that could be targeted.
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Scientists who reflect on their racial and ethnic identities—as well as on those of their mentees—have the potential to be better mentors. And mentees of these scientists were also more likely to say their mentors were respectful of, and held space for conversations about, race and ethnicity. Those are the take-home message from a new randomized controlled trial—the first of its kind.
“Race matters in mentoring,” says Stephen Thomas, a social behavioral scientist at the University of Maryland, College Park who was not involved in the new study.
Read more about WANT TO IMPROVE YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ MENTORING EXPERIENCE? TRAIN THEIR MENTORS IN CULTURAL AWARENESS
Teaching staff of the University of Tartu are encouraged to apply to participate in the ENLIGHT Teaching and Learning Conference 2023 held in Bordeaux from 11 to 13 October. The central theme of this year’s conference will be empowering students.
Altogether, 20 staff members and 5 students can participate from the UT. Application is open via web form from 1 to 20 June. The selected participants will be notified by 30 June.
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At ENLIGHT’s online workshop on academic careers on 14 June from 15 to 16:30, Professor Ingrid Molema from the University of Groningen will give advice on how to plan one’s academic career so that it meets one’s ambition and interests and the expectations from external parties, including employers and grant committees.
Participants need to register via the web form, after which they will receive the participation link. Questions can be asked during and after the workshop. Read more about the workshop and ENLIGHT.
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From 1 January 2024, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)’s new open access policy will apply to monographs, book chapters and edited collections
The open access policy applied since April 2022 for peer-reviewed research articles acknowledging UKRI funding.
The policy aims to ensure that findings from research UKRI funds with public money can be accessed and built on by the research and innovation community and wider society.
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30. mail kell 14–17.30 (Eesti aja järgi) korraldab “Euroopa horisondi” 5. klastri (kliima, energia, mobiilsus) NCP võrgustiku projekt GREENET infopäeva veebis (Teamsis), kus huvilistel on võimalik saada kiire ülevaade 4. mail avanenud 5. klastri konkursi järgmistest teemaplokkidest:
Ürituse tutvustuse leiab projekti kodulehelt.
Palume registreeruda hiljemalt 29. mail alloleval vormil.
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Patients with a type of liver cancer known as hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) often face an anxious wait after their tumor is removed. In up to half of these people, the cancer will return within 2 years after surgery or a treatment that destroys their tumors with heat. Researchers haven’t identified any therapies that can stop it from coming back.
Read more about FAILED CANCER THERAPY REVIVED AS POWERFUL TUMOR KILLER WHEN COMBINED WITH NEWER DRUGS
Tall wood building is shaken, but not scathed
A 10-story wooden building survived two severe, simulated earthquakes intact this week as scientists sought to show that wood can rival steel and concrete to safely support tall buildings. The structure is the tallest ever tested at the University of California, San Diego’s earthquake simulator. As part of a project funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, the machine subjected the building to the equivalent of the 1994 6.7 magnitude Northridge, California, quake. A few minutes later it re-created a 1999 7.7 magnitude temblor that struck Taiwan.
Read more about NEWS AT A GLANCE: A RESPIRATORY DISEASE VACCINE, OBSERVING INTENSIFYING CYCLONES, AND SHAKING A TALL WOODEN BUILDING
The World Health Organization (WHO) today ended the global health emergency for mpox, 10 months after it was declared, as cases have fallen dramatically in Europe and the Americas. Caused by the monkeypox virus (MPXV), the painful and occasionally fatal disease is endemic in Africa, but a new strain surged in other locations last year, sparking WHO to invoke a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), the same type of worldwide alarm that was lifted last week for COVID-19.
The agency’s director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said at a press conference today in Geneva that WHO’s emergency committee monitoring the mpox outbreak recommended ending the PHEIC at a meeting yesterday, and that he has accepted its advice.
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“Ukrainian students who start their studies in autumn 2023 at Tallinn University are granted tuition-free studies,” said the Head of Academic Affairs Office Helen Joost. She added that the university offers free study opportunities to those Ukrainians who do not have a long-term residence permit in Estonia.
In addition, the university does not charge Ukrainian citizen applicants a document processing fee, as is required from other student candidates from foreign countries. The university itself also carries out the translation of documents proving education, if it is necessary.
Ukrainians can submit documents to study at Tallinn University until 1 June, 2023.
In case of questions: admissions@tlu.ee
Source: Tallinn University webpage
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Most of these languages became available on a public translation engine for the first time, as they are not part of Google Translate and similar services, the university said in a statement.
In total, the translation engine supports 23 Finno-Ugric languages: in addition to the more commonly supported Estonian, Finnish and Hungarian, it now includes Livonian, Võro, Proper Karelian, Livvi Karelian, Ludian, Veps, Northern Sami, Southern Sami, Inari Sami, Skolt Sami, Lule Sami, Komi, Komi-Permyak, Udmurt, Hill Mari and Meadow Mari, Erzya, Moksha, Mansi and Khanty.
The research group invites speakers and researchers of these languages to contribute corrected translations to improve translation quality. This can be done by editing translations at translate.ut.ee. Texts such as poems, articles, books and similar in these languages are also of great help and can be sent to ping@tartunlp.ai.
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When neuropsychologist Bernhard Sabel put his new fake-paper detector to work, he was “shocked” by what it found. After screening some 5000 papers, he estimates up to 34% of neuroscience papers published in 2020 were likely made up or plagiarized; in medicine, the figure was 24%. Both numbers, which he and colleagues report in a medRxiv preprint posted on 8 May, are well above levels they calculated for 2010—and far larger than the 2% baseline estimated in a 2022 publishers’ group report.
“It is just too hard to believe” at first, says Sabel of Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg and editor-in-chief of Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience. It’s as if “somebody tells you 30% of what you eat is toxic.”
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The PRC Short Course is for users from Research4Life eligible countries. Other users may be able to access the recordings from the Research4Life site in the future.
Thank you for your interest in the Research4Life Publishing and Research Communication Short Course: “From idea to article: manuscript writing, journal selection, and publishing in high impact journals” to be run between May to June.
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Has the quest for room temperature superconductivity finally succeeded? Researchers at the University of Rochester (U of R), who previously were forced to retract a controversial claim of room temperature superconductivity at high pressures, are back with an even more spectacular claim. This week in Nature they report a new material that superconducts at room temperature—and not much more than ambient pressures.
Read more about ‘REVOLUTIONARY’ BLUE CRYSTAL RESURRECTS HOPE OF ROOM TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
Researchers in the United Kingdom breathed a cautious sigh of relief yesterday after the government struck a deal with the European Union to fix post-Brexit disputes over issues including trade across Northern Ireland’s border. The political agreement, called the Windsor Framework, is not related to science, but it effectively breaks a 2-year diplomatic deadlock that stood in the way of finalizing separate arrangements with Horizon Europe, the European Union’s giant research funding program.
Read more about U.K. SCIENTISTS HOPE TO REGAIN ACCESS TO EU GRANTS AFTER NORTHERN IRELAND DEAL
London, U.K., February 9, 2023: Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a global leader in connecting people and organizations to intelligence they can trust to transform their world, has added the Preprint Citation Index™ to the Web of Science™ platform. Researchers can now locate and link to preprints alongside other trusted content in the database, to streamline the research process and help make meaningful connections faster.
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Most people will learn one or two languages in their lives. But Vaughn Smith, a 47-year-old carpet cleaner from Washington, D.C., speaks 24. Smith is a hyperpolyglot—a rare individual who speaks more than 10 languages.
In a new brain imaging study, researchers peered inside the minds of polyglots like Smith to tease out how language-specific regions in their brains respond to hearing different languages. Familiar languages elicited a stronger reaction than unfamiliar ones, they found, with one important exception: native languages, which provoked relatively little brain activity. This, the authors note, suggests there’s something special about the languages we learn early in life.
Read more about YOUR NATIVE TONGUE HOLDS A SPECIAL PLACE IN YOUR BRAIN, EVEN IF YOU SPEAK 10 LANGUAGES
When Twitter announced on 2 February that the social media platform would end free access to its application programming interface (API) in a week, meaning tomorrow, a clock began ticking for Jean-Philippe Cointet. Like other researchers interested in topics such as political polarization or how misinformation spreads, the social scientist at Sciences Po uses the API to freely gather data on the hundreds of millions of tweets sent daily. If Twitter tries to charge a significant price for such information, some of his projects will not be possible. “When we got the news last week, we started to rush on a few data collection projects,” he says.
Read more about TWITTER’S PLAN TO CUT OFF FREE DATA ACCESS EVOKES ‘FAIR AMOUNT OF PANIC’ AMONG SCIENTISTS
Date:
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The Web of Science Open House Sessions is a series of webinars where the Web of Science Editorial Team provides an inside view of the journal evaluation process and selection criteria, a robust process that makes the Web of Science Core Collection™ the world’s most trusted publisher-independent global citation database. As the sessions are public and general in scope, questions regarding specific journals (like the status of evaluation, ranking, coverage decisions, etc.) will not be addressed.
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These 50-minute live sessions, starting in March, will provide examples from Scandinavia, the UK & Ireland, and the BeNeLux. Participants are encouraged to engage in and ask questions during the webinars.
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Scientists have finally figured out how those arches, loops and whorls formed on your fingertips.
While in the womb, fingerprint-defining ridges expand outward in waves starting from three different points on each fingertip. The raised skin arises in a striped pattern thanks to interactions between three molecules that follow what’s known as a Turing pattern, researchers report February 9 in Cell. How those ridges spread from their starting sites — and merge — determines the overarching fingerprint shape.
Read more about HOW FINGERPRINTS FORM WAS A MYSTERY — UNTIL NOW
Discussing their analysis of a new dataset of journals published via the Open Journals Systems publishing platform, Saurabh Khanna, Jon Ball, Juan Pablo Alperin and John Willinsky argue that rather than being an aspiration an open, regional and bibliodiverse publishing ecosystem is already in existence.
Read more about BEYOND WEB OF SCIENCE AND SCOPUS THERE IS ALREADY AN OPEN BIBLIODIVERSE WORLD OF RESEARCH – WE IGNORE IT AT OUR PERIL
The Republic of Estonia is celebrating its 105th anniversary on 24 February. Several special public events will be taking place in Tallinn on this important state holiday. You should also take into consideration the temporary traffic restrictions in the city centre and the fact that several establishments and shops will be closed for the day. We recommend you check the opening hours and visiting info of the establishments you intend to visit.
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From 22 to 28 January, representatives from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and Ukrainian universities visited several Estonian universities and research and development institutions. On 27 January, the delegation was hosted by the University of Tartu Rector’s Office and the Delta centre.
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The 3D printing technology of drugs is being developed at the Institute of Pharmacy of the University of Tartu. The purpose of that is to better prevent, diagnose and treat diseases.
Kristjan Olado, a junior lecturer in pharmaceutical technology at the University of Tartu, said that the production technologies used in the pharmaceutical industry, such as tableting, are not intended for the creation of small-scale personalized drug batches. Therefore, one of the goals of pharmaceutical scientists is to introduce new, more flexible production methods.
One possible new method is three-dimensional or 3D printing of tablets. 3D printing started in the 1980s and has also been used in cardiology, dentistry, plastic surgery and bioprinting. In recent years, 3D printing has also entered the medical field. "The computer-designed model is built layer by layer into the desired object. Depending on how the layer is added, 3D printing is divided into different methods. In 2015, Spritam, the first 3D printed drug, was approved for sale."
Read more from the news in Estonian.
Read more about 3D PRINTING BEING DEVELOPED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TARTU WILL HELP TREAT DISEASES BETTER IN THE FUTURE
Following the adoption of the Horizon Europe 2023-2024 work programme
This investment is expected to result in, for example, better preparing local and regional authorities to face climate-related risks, optimising minimally-invasive diagnostic cancer interventions, restoring at least 25 000 km of free-flowing rivers, providing Climate City Contracts with 100 cities, and and rolling out of the Soil Mission living labs.
Read more about COMMISSION LAUNCHES NEW CALLS WORTH OVER €600 MILLION TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AND INNOVATION UNDER EU MISSIONS
Sugar and fat are killing us, so an Estonian chocolate maker uses science to make sweet treats healthier.
This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia.
More information: https://etag.ee/en/cooperation/bilateral-cooperation/jsps/
Contact at Estonian Research Council
Katrin Saar
Phone: +372 731 7386
katrin.saar@etag.ee
We are gladly welcoming all successful CHANSE projects, stakeholders, and funders together to take part in CHANSE Kick-off Conference in Tallinn, Estonia on 1-2 June 2023. During two days, many interesting talks and workshops will take place with the opportunity to get to know each other and network. We hope to meet you in Tallinn already on 31 May to take part in the Tallinn Old Town guided tour.
CONFERENCE VENUE – Tallinn University Conference Centre
INITIAL AGENDA
31 May 18:00–20:00 Tallinn Old Town guided tour
1 June 9:00–17:30 Conference
1 June 18:00–20:00 Networking reception
2 June 9:00–16:00 Conference
The updated agenda of the conference will be available in May.
Please fill in the registration form below. You will receive a confirmation email, so please make sure your email address is correct. If you can’t find it in your inbox, please check your SPAM folder or try to register again.
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The Baltic states will continue to send military aid to Ukraine, and support the sending of fighter jets, the prime ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania said at a meeting in Tallinn on Friday.
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National defense and internal security education must merge into one instead of becoming bitter competitors, Kristian Jaani writes.
The national defense development plan includes the internal security target of solving crises in a way that keeps them from escalating into military conflicts. A clear message that we need strong internal security in order to avoid war. Of course, should we fail, military national defense must be strong in its turn.
Read more about KRISTIAN JAANI: NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION NEEDS TO BE BROAD-BASED
Open access book collection for UG and UMCG authors
The University of Groningen has introduced an open access book fund. Authors affiliated with UG and UMCG can apply for funding to publish their monograph or edited volume.
The fund will run through August 2023. Continued operation of the fund after August 2023 is contingent on renewed funding from UG/UMCG.
The maximum reimbursement amount is €8,000 (including VAT) per book.
The author(s) and/or editor(s) must be affiliated with UG or UMCG.
Ideally, publishers should meet the basic requirements established by the Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB). In addition to meeting DOAB criteria, publishers are (strongly) encouraged to assign a DOI to a publication and post it to the OAPEN-Library to improve its discoverability. The University Library will verify compliance with these criteria. If the requirements cannot be fully met, authors are encouraged to contact the University Library to discuss publisher eligibility.
Unfunded monograph authors: enter the library's OA funding competition
Unfunded monograph authors from any university department may enter the Library's Open Access (OA) monograph competition if they publish a monograph soon or publish on or after October 1, 2021, including eligible works from last year's competition.
Winners will receive funding from the Library to create their monographs in the public domain. The Library makes arrangements directly with the winners' publishers.
Send a paragraph of no more than 300 words explaining why your research would benefit from open access publication to uml.openaccess@manchester.ac.uk by February 24, 2023. Please include your publisher and the anticipated or actual publication date.
We especially welcome submissions from authors publishing in fully open access book publishers.
The R&D centre led by the University of Tartu will combine synthetic biology with digital technologies to facilitate big data-driven design of cells for the bio-industry, boosting both research and the development of new businesses based on industrial biotechnology. The centre that is developed in cooperation with Tallinn University of Technology and the Technical University of Denmark received €15 million from the European Commission, with another €15 million invested by the Estonian state.
Read more about CONSORTIUM LED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TARTU RECEIVED €30 MILLION TO UPGRADE THE ESTONIAN CENTRE FOR BIOSUSTAINABILITY TO A HUB OF DIGITAL BIOLOGY
BERLIN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Germany is well positioned in education levels when compared with its European peers, but a study conducted by the IW economic institute showed that this privileged position could be at risk.
Having a strong education and vocational training system is important to Germany's economy, Europe's largest, which relies on skilled labour to support its high-end products and services.
Read more about GERMANY'S EDUCATION ADVANTAGE OVER EUROPEAN PEERS AT RISK, STUDY SAYS
FundingChampions wants to support you every step of the way, providing the right opportunities for your ideas and projects to blossom. Over the years, they've become a leader in cascade funding, distributing more than 100 million euros without equity, and now they're developing other strong funding opportunities through partnerships with corporate players and the creation of venture capital services. Wait no longer and dive into our piggy bank.
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The Letten Prize is an international prize, awarded to a young researcher who conducts research aimed at addressing global challenges within the fields of health, development, environment and equality in all aspects of human life. The prize money is at 2,5 MNOK (ca. 250 000 USD), of which ¼ is for personal use and ¾ is to be used for research activities.
Application deadline: February 6th, 2023
Read more about the criteria (lettenprize.com)
Polish Institute of Advanced Studies PIASt is an independent centre of research located in Warsaw. It offers a base for an international community of high-level scholars willing to devote themselves entirely to their research work, while being freed from their usual teaching and administration constraints.
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Wittenberg Center for Global Ethics. The doctoral program "Ethics and Responsible Leadership in Business" academically and financially supports doctoral students who develop scientifically sound and practically relevant answers to questions arising in the research areas of economic, corporate and leadership ethics. It also gives them access to a broad academic and professional network.
Deadline for applications: April 16, 2023.
https://www.wcge.org/en/research/news/697-call-for-applications-2023-doctoral-program-ethics-and-responsible-leadership-in-business
Dear readers and authors! On December 13, 2022, a new monograph "The technology of scientific and practical communications: InGraph case study" was published by the publishing house Scientific Route OÜ. The monograph was published under the editorship of Domin, D., Lunin, D., Domina, O., Komyshan, A., Veski Saparali, K., Osadchyi, V..
Read more about A Monograph for Every Scientist "The technology of scientific and practical communications: InGraph case study" has been published!
Scientific Route OÜ offers the publication of a monograph with further indexing in Scopus and the possibility of receiving royalties from sales.
For details of submitting a monograph to our publishing house, please visit https://route.ee/en/publication-of-monographs or send us an email.
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Due to the armed aggression of russia, in support of Ukrainian scientists and science, Scientific Route OÜ has temporarily increased the discount for the publication of monographs up to 70% for authors from Ukraine!
We remind you that since 2022 Scientific Route OÜ has introduced a Policy of reducing the price of monograph publishing services. The policy is based on the data of the International Bank for Development. Authors from developing countries, when submitting a manuscript, can refer to the Publishing Price Reduction Policy and receive from 25 to 50% discount.
Follow the link, find your country and submit the manuscript for consideration indicating what discount you are applying for.
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Do you have a manuscript ready for publication? Do you need help in preparing a manuscript?
Scientific Route OÜ publishing house will be happy to help in any question regarding the publication of the monograph!
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A typical situation in the life of a Ukrainian scientist: it is necessary to publish a monograph.
The general world practice of universities and scientific institutions is that the Institution usually undertakes to cover the expenses of scientists for publications.
If the requirements for publication are not high, that is, the monograph is published “on a tick”, then the cost of publishing it is also small. What do you get from this? And why waste your materials for nothing?...
Read more about Why Publish a Monograph for "Tick"? PARTNERS OF PC TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Eighty scholarly monographs and edited collections partially funded by libraries participating in MIT Press’s Direct to Open model will publish openly this year.
Read more about MIT Press opens full list of 2022 monographs via Direct to OpenAre you ready to develop the potential of your university and publish articles in the EU?
Do you want to publish a monograph indexed by Scopus?
Many years of experience of our team in the publication of scientific collective or author's articles and monographs will allow to find the optimal ratio of price and any version of execution.
The publishing house Scientific Route OÜ invites you to the Model of long-term cooperation with the Institution.
Read more about PACKAGE OFFER FOR UNIVERSITIESThe 2021 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics is awarded to Dr Jun Ye for pioneering research in fundamental quantum interactions of elemental matter and light, exploiting precision optical spectroscopy and laser-lattice atomic traps. The award comes with a prize of US$5,000.
Read more about Dr Jun Ye receives the 2021 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics
The Open Access Week is an international event that provides an opportunity for scientists and researchers to participate in the dissemination of knowledge about open science and the direct exchange of knowledge about political and social issues that affect modernity. Leading organizations and scientists want to contribute to Open Access.
Read more about Open Access Week 2022: Open for Climate JusticeJack Wan, Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, explains in his article at THE Campus. He believes that ASEs (Academic Search Engines) combine the convenience and power of web-based search engines with the rigour of peer-reviewed scholarly sources. In contrast to traditional academic databases, which often sit behind a paywall, most ASEs are freely accessible and often link to full-text research articles. ASE searches return publications that are sorted by topic and significance in the field, with the most frequently cited publications appearing higher in the list by default. Researchers can strategically use ASEs to compile an expansive bibliography and streamline the literature review process.
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With each passing day, the need for open access publication becomes more urgent. We chose three "Yes" to tell you what we will do for you.
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