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...
Technica Editorial: Stuck in the Middle? Fresh Tips & Spring Savings Hello, May! In this issue, join us as we learn how to push past the middle slump of our story and drive it forward. We’ll also share tips on crafting powerful AI prompts that...
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...
Technica Editorial: Genre: Your Silent Agreement with Readers Welcome to April! In this issue, we’re leaning into both creativity and craft. We’re celebrating National Poetry Month with a few of our team’s favorite poems, digging into how...
Movies seasons come and go, but great books about movies never leave readers! Oscar Wars: A History of Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears By Michael Schulman It was the best of movies, it was the worst of fighting about movies, it was the cinema of wisdom, it was the...
