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New editor webcasts cover topics ranging from impact to peer reviewBy Jagdesh Kaur-Georgiou Posted on 23 September 2016These 10-minute tips and tricks sessions are now available on Elsevier.com
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A fascinating experiment into measuring dishonestyBy Dan Ariely and Yael Melamede Posted on 22 September 2016Is peer review a major determent in keeping science honest?
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SCOAP3 and Elsevier extend open access initiative for 3 more yearsBy Adriaan Klinkenberg Posted on 22 September 2016Publishing collaboration with CERN is designed to benefit authors and researchers in particle physics
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Is open peer review the way forward?By Bahar Mehmani, PhD Posted on 22 September 2016As our publishing peer review reports trial nears its second birthday, we hear from the participants
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Straight talk on health research challenges at Research!America forumBy Christopher Capot Posted on 21 September 2016A panel of experts, including Elsevier Education President Dr. John Danaher, discuss the importance of continued government funding for crucial research
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Vietnamese refugee wins Materials Today Embracing Challenge AwardBy Joe d’Angelo Posted on 21 September 2016Prof. Kytai Nguyen – “trailblazer for Asian women in academia” – researches the development of nanoparticles for controlled drug delivery and tissue engineering
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On winning the ARM Wearable Technology ChallengeBy Edita Bytyqi, Swadhin Nalubola, Smiti Shah, Vaidehi Shah and Ankit Shah Posted on 19 September 2016An international team of high school students creates the AquaeVitae portable water filtration system
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What do you want in data management? Here’s what you told us at ACSBy William Gunn, PhD, and Anita de Waard, PhD Posted on 19 September 2016Flexible requirements for data management support innovation, but too much choice can be overwhelming
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Peer Review Week 2016: Find out how researchers really feel about the current processBy Linda Willems Posted on 19 September 2016Our infographic highlights the insights gained from a recent survey. We also explain how you can find out about the events taking place globally to celebrate this year’s Peer Review Week
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ASPIRE Prize recognizes young scientists for “technologies for food safety”By Alison Bert, DMA Posted on 15 September 2016Prof. Hua Kuang of China wins the 2016 APEC Science Prize for Innovation, Research and Education
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Immersing children in the world of science and medicineBy Domiziana Francescon Posted on 15 September 2016Elsevier Foundation supports IMC Weekend School as part of mission to build a diverse STEM workforce
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Citation metrics and open access: what do we know?By Gemma Hersh and Andrew Plume, PhD Posted on 14 September 2016A look at the literature reveals shortcomings in the way OA and subscription models are being compared and suggests how future studies could build on existing research to provide a more accurate picture
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Join our webinar on recognizing journal reviewersBy Bahar Mehmani, PhD Posted on 13 September 2016We have drawn together a panel of speakers passionate about the topic to celebrate Peer Review Week 2016
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“Your Paper, Your Way” has made submission easier for more than 1 million authorsBy Catriona Fennell Posted on 6 September 2016Are you ready to roll it out to your journal?
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Research universities seek solutions for earthquake-prone Asia PacificBy Brad Fenwick, DVM, PhD Posted on 6 September 2016New report reveals the impact of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities on the region’s greatest challenges
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Why gender balance at conferences should become the “new normal”By Professor Julian Eastoe Posted on 6 September 2016One Editor’s bid to promote equality in his conference program has truly struck a chord with researchers
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Editor in a (60-Second) Spotlight – Rik LeemansBy Rik Leemans Posted on 5 September 2016"Academic incentives are to write (i.e. publish) and not to read (i.e. review)"
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Personalized nursing education? There’s an app for thatBy Lucy Goodchild van Hilten Posted on 2 September 2016How a lifelong learner is using technology to train the next generation of nurses
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