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Integrity in Scientific Publishing [PDF]
This essay is in honor of Harold S. Luft, who, while heading up the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies, publishing important empirical and theoretical papers, and at the same time mentoring me, managed to perform his task as Senior Associate Editor and then Co-Editor-in-Chief of Health Services Research with distinction.
Rennie, Drummond
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Scientific Publishing Standards [PDF]
This week marks the launch of a new, improved version of the AAAS journal Science Signaling , which will now contain original research. Professor Michael Yaffe, its new chief scientific editor, has clearly articulated the ambitious goals for his journal.Highly elaborate signaling mechanisms are essential for controlling the behavior of each cell in a ...
Alberts, Bruce
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Ethical Pitfalls in Scientific Publishing [PDF]
Ethical integrity is crucial for scientific research and publishing. The four ethical principles of research are autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice.
Mahalakshmy Thulasingam +1 more
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Dynamic and Topicality in Romanian Scientific Publishing [PDF]
Scientific publishing is the destination of research results. Publications are the receivers of “products” resulted from scientific researches, but they are also incentives for researchers due to the provided informational resources.
Sorin-Ciprian TEIUSAN, Ioana CALEAN
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HIGHER EDUCATION AS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VALUE ORIENTATIONS OF UKRAINIAN YOUTH
The article describes the concept of «value», «value orientations»; a generalized classification of values is given. Based on the results of national opinion polls, the priority basic values of Ukrainian youth have been identified.
Olena Lyubovets
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Fairness in scientific publishing [PDF]
Major changes are afoot in the world of academic publishing, exemplified by innovations in publishing platforms, new approaches to metrics, improvements in our approach to peer review, and a focus on developing and encouraging open access to scientific literature and data.
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Plagiarism in Scientific Publishing [PDF]
Scientific publishing is the ultimate product of scientist work. Number of publications and their quoting are measures of scientist success while unpublished researches are invisible to the scientific community, and as such nonexistent. Researchers in their work rely on their predecessors, while the extent of use of one scientist work, as a source for ...
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eLife has introduced a new type of article–the Research Advance–that allows the authors of an eLife paper to publish results that build on their original research paper.
Mark Patterson +3 more
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Transformative choices towards a sustainable academic publishing system
Communicating new scientific discoveries is key to human progress. Yet, this endeavor has been increasingly hindered by monetary restrictions that restrain scientists from publishing their findings and accessing other scientists’ reports. This process is
Mohsen Kayal, Jane Ballard, Ehsan Kayal
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Japonica Rice: Intellectual Property, Scientific Publishing and Data-sharing [PDF]
This article examines a series of controversies within the life sciences over data sharing. Part 1 focuses upon the agricultural biotechnology firm Syngenta publishing data on the rice genome in the journal Science, and considers proposals to reform ...
Matthew Rimmer, Rimmer, Matthew
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