« An unintended consequence of the open access movement, predatory publishers have appeared in many countries, offering authors a quick and easy route to publication in exchange for a fee and…
« Think. Check. Submit. helps researchers identify trusted journals for their research. Through a range of tools and practical resources, this international, cross-sector initiative aims to educate…
« Science journalism in Germany in the last days was awash with a report on “predatory publishers” and an integrity ‘crisis’ for German science. (…)
Since the value of mutual review…
« You may have heard a lot about the dangers of so-called ‘predatory’[1] journals from your colleagues, your supervisor, or in online forums and webpages. Such…
« More than 5,000 German scientists have published papers in pseudo-scientific journals, according to reporting undertaken by German public broadcasters NDR and WDR together with the Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin and additional…
« Sur internet, les revues scientifiques prédatrices, ou douteuses, ou parasites, ou illégitimes, ou peu scrupuleuses (predatory ou deceptive journals), profitent pour la plupart du modèle auteur-payeur de la publication en…
« Sur internet, les revues scientifiques prédatrices, ou douteuses, ou parasites (predatory ou deceptive journals), profitent du modèle auteur-payeur de la publication en libre accès (open access). Leur but est…
« One of the main tasks of a researcher is to properly communicate the results he obtained. The choice of the journal in which to publish the work is therefore…
« Au sommaire de ce numéro 7 : Editeurs prédateurs et pratiques douteuses d’auteurs d’articles – Mesurer l’impact d’un auteur, d’une publication en série, d’un jeu de données, d’une institution.«
« “Predatory publishing” refers to conditions under which gold open-access academic publishers claim to conduct peer review and charge for their publishing services but do not, in fact, actually perform such…
