‘Trimming the fat’ — the implications for research and education
Finding a solution to this problem is key to ensuring that research does not stagnate, but instead continues to flourish.
Finding a solution to this problem is key to ensuring that research does not stagnate, but instead continues to flourish.
The red flag was, ironically, the fact that reviewers responded to emails on time.
Weeding out bad science is an extremely complicated and delicate process, and short of peer review there's little left to ...
More than half of all peer-reviewed studies published between 2007 and 2012 are now available, for free, on the internet, ...
Today, only 10% of the currently published scientific papers are open access; freely available to the public online in their ...