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Preprints: what are they and should you publish this way?

Preprints: what are they and should you publish this way?

by Stephen Cooke | Apr 13, 2016 | Publishing, Science | 0 comments

Preprints are unlikely to take over from established journals any time soon, but they do offer a novel and exciting way of getting research published. We explain the thinking behind this interesting approach to publication, and explore the options on offer to researchers today.

No Madness to Your Methods: Why Writing Effective Methods is Important

No Madness to Your Methods: Why Writing Effective Methods is Important

by Stephen Cooke | Jan 27, 2016 | Science, Writing | 0 comments

When writing a scientific manuscript, a clear, complete and concise methods section is a must. In this post, we take a look at this all-important part of your research and identify the points you should include to ensure your paper gets published.

Research Piracy… What Is The Cost?

Research Piracy… What Is The Cost?

by Stephen Cooke | Nov 10, 2015 | Publishing, Science | 0 comments

In the aftermath of Open Access Week, we take a look at how some scientists are resorting to online piracy to access content that they cannot afford.

Open Access Week Round-Up

Open Access Week Round-Up

by Bioedit | Oct 22, 2015 | Publishing, Science | 0 comments

Back for its eighth year, Open Access Week encourages discussion on the state of open access publishing worldwide. Here, we’ve collected some of the articles that have interested us so far this week.

Journal selection – why is it important and why do authors sometimes get it wrong?

Journal selection – why is it important and why do authors sometimes get it wrong?

by Stephen Cooke | Oct 20, 2015 | Publishing, Science | 0 comments

Journal selection is an important part of the publication process that is often neglected by authors of scientific manuscripts. So concerned are they with getting their findings written up and published, they ignore a vital step: selecting the journal most appropriate for their work.

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