For the month of September, our guest is Technica’s own Rachel Deary. Rachel is a a peer review administrator and copyeditor at Technica Editorial and a UNC-Chapel Hill graduate. We took some time to talk to her about issues relating to copyrights and permissions for scholarly journals.
The number of self-published books with ISBNs has more than doubled over the past decade, and approximately one-third of all books sold in the US are self-published. Additionally, indie authors are gaining recognition, and some are gaining true fame with this...
In the past, scientific publishing moved at the pace of glaciers—deliberate, weighty, and often frustratingly slow. And there was good reason for this. Peer review is an important part of scientific publishing that is necessary to weed out research that is not...
Plagiarism, according to Oxford Languages, is “the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own”. We might all remember the grueling days of high school English class, learning about in-text citations and the importance of citing...
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