Five Simple Habits to Supercharge Your Research Workflow
Early-career research can feel like trying to build a plane while flying it
From Closed Shelves to Open Access: JSTOR’s Path to Open and the Future of Scholarly Books
JSTOR’s announcement that the first one hundred monographs from its Path to Open program are now fully open access marks a concrete inflection point
Why DOIs Matter: Visibility, Permanence, and Editorial Responsibility
In academic publishing, visibility and permanence are not secondary concerns – they are structural conditions for knowledge to circulate, be cited, and remain accessible over time
Deepfakes leveled up in 2025 – here’s what’s coming next
The volume of deepfakes has grown explosively: Cybersecurity firm DeepStrike estimates an increase from roughly 500,000 online deepfakes in 2023 to about 8 million in 2025
AI use is becoming normalized in academic peer review, but governance continues to lag, according to Frontiers
A recent report by Frontiers reveals that, despite persistent doubts and the lack of clear regulatory frameworks, reviewers at academic journals have been incorporating the use of artificial intelligence (AI)
People are getting their news from AI – and it’s altering their views
Critics warned that dropping expert oversight could erode trust and reliability in the digital information landscape
Science has always been marketed, from 18th-century coffeehouse demos of Newton’s ideas to today’s TikTok explainers
Scientific theories do not simply reveal themselves; they compete for attention, credibility and uptake
Lost and Found in Translation: A Handbook on Translation Practices
“Lost and Found in Translation” is an accessibly written handbook intended for translation teachers, students, and practitioners
Revista Publicando Adopts the Continuous Publication Model
The continuous publication model allows accepted and edited articles to be published immediately, without waiting for the formation of a complete issue.