Journals Director at Hopkins Press, Bill Breichner, discusses the Press's experience participating in Project MUSE's S2O initiative and his hopes for the future of the program.
Are you looking for ways to streamline peer review to production handoffs at the scholarly journals you work with? If so, this webinar is for you!
What policies should journals have in place to ensure ethical AI use? And how can editors monitor compliance? This blog post covers current industry recommendations and tips for baking AI disclosures into your journal forms.
In this guide, we'll cover the what, why, and how of implementing structured peer review to help make your peer review process more transparent and improve the experiences of authors and referees working with your journal.
In this blog post guide, we cover answers to your burning questions about the JIF, a range of alternative impact indicators to consider, and how to grow your journal impact regardless of which measures you use.
Is your journal prepared to handle situations where an article may require a correction? Learn the current research integrity policy and procedure guidelines to follow in this blog post.
What technical checks (a.k.a. quality checks) should your editorial team be completing? When should technical checks be done? And how can you optimize the process for speed and efficiency? We break down what you need to know in this blog post.
Join Scholastica's head of marketing and community development, Danielle Padula, and founder of the industry-leading Journalology newsletter and consultancy, James Butcher, for a water cooler chat about how the role of journal editors is transforming with technology on September 27th at 3 PM UTC in honor of Peer Review Week 2024.
The 2024 ISMTE Conference offered a window into the most pressing issues for editorial teams today and a welcome opportunity for editors, publishers, and vendors to share workflow innovations. Here's a roundup of key takeaways from the conference.
How can journals tell which aspects of their peer review processes work well and which may need some work? EASE has released new guidelines for assessing peer review quality to help journal publishers and editors get closer to an answer.
