Author: scholarlyworld
University of York Ends Subscription Deal with Elsevier Amid Financial Strains
The University of York has become the latest UK institution to cancel its subscription deal with the academic publishing giant Elsevier, citing financ [...]
Chemosphere Delisted from Web of Science Due to Editorial Concerns
Chemosphere, a prominent chemistry journal published by Elsevier, has been removed from Clarivate’s Web of Science index after failing to meet editori [...]
Enhancing Peer Review Excellence: Reviewer Credits Joins the Asian Council of Science Editors as a Corporate Member
In a landmark move aimed at elevating the standards of peer review and scholarly publishing, Reviewer Credits has officially joined the Asian Council [...]
University of Surrey Ends Elsevier Deal Citing Financial Unsustainability
The University of Surrey has officially terminated its subscription agreement with academic publishing giant Elsevier, citing financial unsustainabili [...]
SciONE: A Technologically Robust Journal Management System for Seamless Publishing
The world of academic publishing is evolving rapidly, but many journals, particularly those in developing regions, face significant challenges in mana [...]
Bone & Joint Launches AI-Driven Podcast: A Game Changer for Orthopaedic Information
Bone & Joint has unveiled an innovative podcast series, AI Talks with Bone & Joint, designed to make cutting-edge orthopaedic research more ac [...]
Sciendo Partners with Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca to Enhance Scholarly Publishing
In a groundbreaking development for the academic publishing community, Sciendo has announced its new partnership with the Universidad Pontificia de Sa [...]
Does Desk Rejection Improve Journal Quality and Enhance Article Standards?
In the competitive world of academic publishing, desk rejection is a common yet controversial practice. It refers to the decision made by journal edit [...]
United2Act Initiative: Combating the Threat of Paper Mills in Scholarly Publishing
The integrity of scholarly publishing is a cornerstone of academic progress, yet it faces a persistent threat from unethical practices such as those p [...]
Top 10 Most Cited Retractions: A Deep Dive into Controversial Studies and Their Lingering Impact
As of December 18, 2024, a new compilation highlights the top 10 most cited retracted scientific papers, shedding light on some of the most controvers [...]