Sonia, Rahul and Priyanka are not listed as Associated Journals shareholders New Delhi: Interestingly, the current Congress leaders and members of the Gandhi family – Sonia, Rahul and Priyanka – are not listed as Associated Journals shareholders. However, Young Indian is the major shareholder of Associated Journals and Sonia andRead More →
New Delhi, June 15 (IANS): Jyotsna Suri and the late Lalit Suri each own 50,000 shares of Associated Journals, making the National Herald of the Congress party stand out. The Young Indian is the major shareholder of Associated Journals. Harbans Lal Malhotra and Sons hold 16,000 shares while RameshwarRead More →
Cover of Kisul Hyoksin / 기술혁신 (Technical Innovation), no. 12 (2020). Who are North Korea’s scientists and engineers? What are their backgrounds? Where did they study abroad? Who are their foreign colleagues? Where are they working now? What do they know? What did they post? What lab equipment do theyRead More →
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Research can drive progress, but where are we in making publications accessible?felixioncool, pixabay.com Scientists embark on the difficult journey of research to find solutions to the world’s most important problems. Accessibility is arguably the key to ensuring that science can fulfill its purpose. Only if science is widely consumed byRead More →
Over the past year, much has been said about the lack of trust in science and the need to distinguish legitimate research from misinformation, disinformation and other forms of error. But how? Many commentators have stressed the importance of peer review – the process by which scientific claims are examinedRead More →
PONTIAC, Mich. (FOX 2) – When Oakland County District Attorney Karen McDonald made the unique decision to charge the parents of accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley with manslaughter, she knew she would need to use a lot of words and statements of their son before the shooting atRead More →
The researchers identified 1605 journals with an impact factor greater than 2. An impact factor is also an advertising metric – it tells you how often articles were cited in a specific journal. [1]. These numbers change annually. They then went to the journal’s home page and identified Data requestsRead More →
Many research studies do not consider sex and gender.Credit: Getty In late 2020, the European Commission announced that its research grant recipients should integrate sex and gender analyzes into their study design. This could include disaggregating data by gender when examining cells or considering how a technology might perpetuate genderRead More →
Photo submitted 1st Lt. Virn McElwain is shown in an undated photo while serving with the US Army’s 25th Field Hospital in Burma during World War II. The family of a World War II veteran from North Dakota made a special delivery to the State HistoricalRead More →
A former Louisiana state police superintendent is facing possible contempt charges for allegedly neglecting to turn over his personal journals related to the investigation into the death in police custody of black motorist Ronald Greene, PA reports. Driving the news: A bipartisan state legislative committee plans to move “as soonRead More →
By JAKE BLEIBERG and JIM MUSTIAN, Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Lawmakers investigating the fatal arrest of black motorist Ronald Greene are preparing to scorn the former Louisiana state police chief for refusing to hand over his logs after the failed talks on Monday in a dispute over anRead More →
Dear Gaby, In my youth, teens, and early adulthood, I kept journals from time to time. Now my children are grown and while sorting through old memories I came across them and wondered what to do with them. I would be mortified if my children read them, but at theRead More →
“Censorship of science is deeply troubling on many levels,” the ACLU argued in 2007. “At its most basic, it confronts the fundamental premises of the scientific method…For science to advance, knowledge must be without the free exchange of ideas, science as we understand it cannot exist and progress.” The civilRead More →
Washington, DC — April 12, 2022 — The New Science journal website (www.science.org), launched last September, was awarded one of the best scientific websites of the 26 Annual Webby Awards. Voting is open to the public until April 21 on: vote.webbyawards.com. Being honored as a Webby Award finalist makes theRead More →
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Anyone who wants to become a good researcher knows the importance of having respectable publications. What makes its publication respectable? The simplest answer is to get your articles published in reputable journals. This brings us to another question which concerns the attributes of a reputable newspaper. There is no simpleRead More →
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When Chayla Sherrod learned that she had been chosen as the next editor of the University of Pennsylvania Law Journal – the oldest and one of the most prestigious legal journals in the country – she was thrilled. Then she discovered that her law school classmates Simone Hunter-Hobson and LaylaRead More →
The Los Angeles Business Journal and its sister publication, the San Fernando Valley Business Journal, are making changes aimed at bringing together the region’s major business news outlets to better serve the greater Los Angeles area. Josh Schimmels, publisher and general manager of the Los Angeles Business Journal, will addRead More →
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Aberdeen Journals 1858 invoice found in an old bible Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark. googleRead More →
On March 11, the South Carolina Press Association (SCPA) honored the Greenville Journal for the second year in a row, with the President’s Cup for Excellence as South Carolina’s top major weekly publication. “Our team works so hard every day to provide our readers with the best stories and theRead More →
Moscow: Russian scientists are excluded from international collaborations.Credit: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg/Getty Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many research organizations quickly cut funding and collaboration ties with Russia. But the moves have sparked a debate over whether Russian scientists should be able to publish in international journals. Some argue that a boycottRead More →
OCould you consider a donation to support Weekend Reads and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The Week at Retraction Watch featured: Our list of removed or removed COVID-19 items stands at 214. There are now over 32,000 withdrawals in our database – which now feeds withdrawal alerts in Endnote,Read More →
Scientific journals are “pretty close” to an ideal system that allows transgender people to change their names in past publications without the trauma of having to exit each time, an academic has said. In the past, trans researchers either had to agree to have their old names appear on articlesRead More →
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Willie Bruce, 98: the son of the Torry newsagent who produced Aberdeen Journals Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon ofRead More →
The number of publishers that offer scholars, researchers, and postgraduate students the ability to quickly and easily publish articles and book chapters has grown steadily in recent years. This can be attributed to a variety of factors, for example, the growing use of the Internet, the Open Access movement, academicRead More →
OWhen it comes to deciding which scientific papers will be considered for publication in prestigious brain science journals, most callers are still men, and most live and work in the United States, according to a new study. The book, published Monday, February 21 in Natural neuroscienceclosely examines the editorial boardsRead More →
Daniel Grizelj/Getty Images About 48% of editors of autism-specific journals are women, according to a Spectrum To analyse. This fraction is much higher than for neuroscience journals, for which 30% of editors are womenAccording to a study published Monday in Natural neuroscience. The new study looked at the editorsRead More →
If there’s one thing I noticed in Amman, it’s that Jordanians love American culture, but hate American politics. In Amman, McDonald’s is considered a fine dining restaurant and everyone wants to own a brand new pair of Nikes. The theaters are filled with American films and the children prefer ArianaRead More →
A San Francisco-based company that allows scholars to share articles for free is planning to launch ten “open access” journals to quickly review and publish their work, in yet another disruption to the industry. Chinese tech giant Tencent is among those backing Academia, which raised $22 million in new SeriesRead More →
| TNR file art Everyone loves the library. Even if you don’t read books, the idea of an institution dedicated to free and public knowledge seems central to the American vision of progress. In fact, if humans weren’t good at share tools or informationwe would probably all have died inRead More →
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The comprehensive collection is designed for teaching and researching the history and life of black history and culture in the United States. LONDON, February 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — EdTech leader ProQuest, part of Clarivate, today announced the launch of ProQuest Black Studies, a searchable collection of curated sources on BlackRead More →
The “publish or perish” culture that universities around the world have embraced in recent decades makes entire academic careers dependent on peer review processes. Yet, while scholars are subjected to rigorous evaluation based on the supposed quality of the journals in which they publish, very little research has been conductedRead More →
Swiss Valley in Dubuque, Iowa is one of the few areas in the state where wildlife can live with minimal human interference. A small stream runs through a dense, hilly forest in which the leaves of the oak trees shelter hikers from the sun. In winter, the snow turns theRead More →
Studies published in medical journals are an important means of providing evidence of the effectiveness of pharmaceutical products. Respected in the industry, journals like the Lancet or the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) are written for a scientific audience, peer-reviewed and provide information on the conflicts of interest ofRead More →
Cuero Bring the old world charm and sophistication of Victorian leather aesthetics into your modern life with this incredible sale on Amazon. Cuero is offering deep discounts on their entire leather collection, making this a great time to buy a stylish gift for someone you love or treat yourself toRead More →
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THIS is in reference to the article “Urdu Literary Magazines Survive Against All Odds” (January 24). Dr. Rauf Parekh’s weekly column is on the whole informative and often enlightening. An avid reader of his writings, I had mixed feelings while perusing his article on literary journals. Granted that the subjectRead More →
by: Ali Azhar, BestReviews Team Job : January 28, 2022 / 4:33 PM MST Update: January 28, 2022 / 4:33 PM MST LOGAN, Utah (ABC4) – As previously announced in an article by Utah State University, recent research studies resulting from collaborations with the university’s Professor Zhongde Wang have beenRead More →
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The world now has around 10,000 disinformation sources disguised to look respectable. Although they superficially seem to have scientific authority, for years they have made money by publishing false and even absurd findings – misleading to the uninformed, but not necessarily dangerous. Then COVID-19 arrived. False cures, false claims aboutRead More →
This article was originally published here BMJ open. 2022 Jan 24;12(1):e053735. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-053735. ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Awareness of patients’ capacities for innovation is growing, but knowledge about the extent and nature of patient-centred innovations in the peer-reviewed literature is limited. OBJECTIVES: The objective of the review was to answer the question:Read More →
Over 400 Pakistani scholars and researchers have submitted research papers to a bogus academic journal with around 150 falsified studies published since 2019, it has emerged. The articles were published in a so-called “cloned journal”, misleadingly named, “International Journal of Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity” (IJDRBC), as reported by TheRead More →
One philosophy journal got rid of its corporate publisher to protect its current open access status, while another launched a fundraising scheme that offers philosophy departments institutional memberships. the Social Ontology Journalsince its inception in 2015, has been published by the German company From Gruyter as a fully open accessRead More →
Summary: In the wake of Covid-19, scientific journals should become more accessible to all citizens of the world, in the interest of public health. Keywords: web accessibility, scientific journals, public health, peer-reviewed articles As the 21st century rages on, the world is more connected than ever, thanks to the freeRead More →
Delmaine Donson/Getty Images Most New Year’s resolutions revolve around a few common themes: health, happiness, and productivity. An easy way to track all three? Keep a gratitude journal. There is enough scientific data to research arguing that journaling gratitude daily, weekly, and monthly benefits well-being in a variety of ways,Read More →
I think by now you might have guessed that I am an only child. I have mentioned both my mom and dad throughout my reviews. Now I would like to introduce the fourth member of my family, my grandmother Ella May McCabe Rickards. She had come to live with usRead More →
A man found dead in Sonoma County, the only clues from his handwritten diaries, has finally been identified. The man was discovered deceased on January 2, 2015 on an access road between Motel 6 and the Rohnert Park Expressway Self Storage on Commerce Blvd. in the Rohnert park. He hadRead More →
This semester’s J-School Journals producers are Maya Williams (front left) Kamryn Marshall (front right), Kelly Pusey (back left) and Aliyah Terry. Photo courtesy of: Shan’T-Erica Pugh. J-School Journals is a showcase for student documentaries that air on the university’s public access cable channel and are also shown online. J-School Journals,Read More →
Some biomedical journals may practice “nepotistic behavior,” a new study has suggested. In a random sample of 98 journals with a disproportionate number of publications by an author, that author was on the editorial board in 61% of cases, reported Clara Locher, PharmD, PhD, of the University of Rennes inRead More →
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Although this page contains frequently asked questions about the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Journal of Veterinary Research, be aware that many questions regarding specific topics can also be found on dedicated pages on our site. If you are looking forRead More →
A collection of leading medical and health journals this week called for swift action to tackle climate change, calling on governments to cooperate and invest in the environmental crisis with the degree of funding and urgency they have used to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. In an editorial published inRead More →
Among the highest number of victims in South Asian countries, especially India, according to academics Subjectsreview | University Ritwik Sharma | New Delhi Last updated Nov 4, 2021 9:48 PM IST Two years ago, a Pune-based doctoral student enrolled at a Madhya Pradesh university submitted an article to a socialRead More →
Representative image, of newspapers stacked on a shelf. Photo: yeaki / Flickr, CC BY 2.0 In 2018, the United States Federal Trade Commission denounced the “deceptive” practices of the Omics Group, a publisher of predatory scientific journals. Even as independent experts regularly uncover and expose predatory journals, journals have foundRead More →
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In August 2018, The Lancet published a curious article, reminiscent of America’s long-forgotten Prohibition era. Research has come to a remarkable conclusion: there is no safe level of alcohol consumption. Largely a product of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington (which has recently tarnishedRead More →
Cambridge University Press is launching an initiative it describes as a “new concept” for the journal, bringing together researchers from different fields to explore fundamental questions that cut across traditional disciplines. Research Directions is the brainchild of Fiona Hutton, CUP Executive Editor and STM Open Access Publishing Manager. A formerRead More →
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the scientific community and the general public closer together than ever. Clinical studies of vaccines and treatments have grabbed the headlines. People from all walks of life want to understand how vaccines work and need to understand how vaccines are developed in order to beRead More →
Representative image, of newspapers stacked on a shelf. Photo: yeaki / Flickr, CC BY 2.0 We cannot allow some companies to negotiate research between institutions with colossal profit margins erected on the backs of work done by researchers. What researchers need as a law in India is full and freeRead More →
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08 September 2021 2 minute read Source/Disclosures Disclosures: Godlee reports that he sits on the executive committee of the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change and is a trustee of the Eden Project. Please see the editorial for relevant financial information from all other authors. ADDRead More →
More than 200 health journals around the world have come together to simultaneously publish an editorial calling on world leaders to take urgent action to limit the rise in global temperature, stop the destruction of nature and protect health. While recent targets for reducing emissions and conserving biodiversity are welcome,Read More →
More than 200 health journals around the world publish an editorial calling on leaders to take urgent action on climate change and protect health. The British Medical Journal said it was the first time that so many publications had come together to make the same statement, reflecting the gravity ofRead More →
Global warming is affecting people’s health – and world leaders must tackle the climate crisis now because it cannot wait for the COVID-19 pandemic to end, the editors of more than 230 warned on Sunday evening. medical journals. Why is this important: It is the first time that so manyRead More →
Who is the best philosopher? What is the best philosophical idea? What is the best philosophy book ever written? These are not, to put it politely, the best questions. We all know that. There are so many distinct properties that are fairly reasonably taken into account in evaluations of philosophers,Read More →
Jennifer A. Fitch WAYNESBORO, Pa. — Judy Lininger would like more information about her grandfather, a farmer who died in the 1918 flu pandemic. She knows little about Harry Kramer Layman, who died when his father was 4 years old. The boy’s mother raised him alone. When Lininger learned thatRead More →
Authors chosen to write editorials on cardiovascular trials in recent years often had financial ties to the sponsors of the studies in question, undermining their supposed impartiality as outside experts, one group found. Out of 143 authors from 82 editorials published alongside cardiology studies in top journals (e.g. The Lancet,Read More →
The battle between Britain’s political magazines has intensified this summer as editorial changes at the big names on the newsstand mark a serious bid to move forward. Last week, Alan Rusbridger, the former editor of the Guardian, was announced as the new editor at Perspective, the centrist magazine created inRead More →
KISUMU, Kenya – While completing his Masters in Creative Writing in England two years ago, Troy Onyango remembers with his friends lamenting the lack of literary publications devoted to black writers, poets and photographers like them. For Onyango, he said, it was “How do we find a space where weRead More →
Newspaper boys were becoming a familiar sight in the late 19th century At Preston Police Court on the second Monday in May 1878, two boys, namely Thomas Billington and James Wilson, appeared before former Mayor Moses Savery Maynard and a bench of magistrates charged with stealing over thirty newspapers. AfterRead More →
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) – The State Library has just completed digitizing 5 German POW camp newspaper titles from World War II. These journals came from the Douglas and Cheyenne war camps. They described the life of the camps for the prisoners, as well as the news which arrivedRead More →
Although more and more women are entering the field of academic medicine, they are less likely to be recognized as experts, receive prestigious awards, hold leadership positions, or write original research in major journals. Research has now shown that papers authored by women as first and foremost authors have aboutRead More →
2021 launch offers expanded content, new journal citation indicator and revamped UI LONDON, June 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a global leader in providing insights and trusted insights to accelerate the pace of innovation, today released the 2021 update to its annual report Journal Citation Reports (JCR)™. TheRead More →
Until the coup, P2 worked as a supervisor for a construction company. When protests erupted in North Yangon’s Okkalapa County, he joined a group that protected protesters from attacks. This is how he ended up in police custody. Despite their best efforts, the junta’s henchmen failed to break his spirit.Read More →
Life can be overwhelming. We are all worried, stressed or out of control at some point. Whether you’re struggling with mental health issues or just need an outlet for your thoughts, guided journaling can help. Of course, keeping a journal is not a substitute for professional help. Still, it canRead More →
Journals that charge high publication fees but offer few editorial services are considered “predatory”.Credit: Getty Widely Used Academic Database Scopus Hosts Articles From Over 300 Potentially ‘Predatory’ Journals That Have Questionable Publishing Practices, Analysis Finds1. Together, these titles contributed to over 160,000 articles over three years, or nearly 3% ofRead More →
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Science and its sister journals will test a new green open access policy for certain researchers supported by the Plan S donor group.Credit: Loïc Venance / AFP / Getty In a move towards open access, the publisher of Science will begin to allow certain authors who publish in its high-profileRead More →
Nature and 32 other subscription titles from the Nature family will offer an open access edition from 2021.Credit: Nature Publisher Springer Nature has announced how scientists can make their papers in its most selective titles free to read as soon as they are published – as part of a long-awaitedRead More →
The study does not analyze why these specific journals disappeared, nor their quality, but it did find that more than 50% of them had a university affiliation. Regarding topics, more than 50% of the journals that disappeared were in the social sciences and humanities, although health, physical sciences, mathematics andRead More →
Scholarly journals are meant to provide a lasting record of science. But over the past two decades, 176 open-access journals – and many of the articles published in them – have disappeared from the Internet, according to an analysis published on August 27.1. “There shouldn’t really be any degradation orRead More →
DOHA: Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Journals (BQFJ) announced yesterday that six of its leading journals are now indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). This includes QScience Connect, the publisher’s interdisciplinary journal that covers research from all disciplines considered valid, ethical and correct. Speaking about the announcement, BQFJ ManagingRead More →