Tim Vines and Ben Kaube kicked off a sparky debate with their post in The Scholarly Kitchen this week, which considers the argument for ‘honest signalling’ as a way of judging the [ read more ]

Warnings from history reverberate through time – the New England Journal of Medicine is currently running a series of special articles examining the biases and injustices that the journal has historically helped [ read more ]

Did you know that Saturday 13 April is National Scrabble Day? Well, now you do! I was something of a latecomer to Scrabble, as there was never a tradition of playing it [ read more ]

🐣 🐰 The Easter weekend is nearly here – is your editorial resource adequately covered over the holiday? If you have a project that needs an end-to-end quality control check, or maybe [ read more ]

There was a very illuminating post on The Scholarly Kitchen last week about journal publishing lead times and the way in which they vary so unpredictably – there is much more to [ read more ]

In the ever-expanding landscape of open access journals, two new publications have just been launched: BJR Artificial Intelligence, published by Oxford Academic for the British Institute of Radiology; and CMI Communications, published [ read more ]