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Apr
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The Importance of Storytelling in Brand Building for Research Societies

Digital transformation has changed the way researchers, publishers, and research societies use new-age media to be seen, heard, and acknowledged. Brand building for a research society involves creating and promoting a strong brand identity and reputation via a strategic and consistent approach. As a part of this strategy, brand storytelling uses a compelling narrative that […]
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07
Apr
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Unlocking the Potential of Open Access: A Publisher’s Roadmap for Advancing Global Health Research

The year 2023 will see the 75th birthday of the World Health Organization (WHO): seven decades of a mission to achieve Health For All. However, access to scientific knowledge remains a challenge for many researchers and clinicians, especially those in resource-strapped situations. Clinicians in rural areas and less developed countries are less likely to be […]
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21
Mar
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The Rise of Preprints in the Biomedical Sciences: Implications for Research Publishers

Preprints are drafts of scientific articles that are publicly shared before they have been peer-reviewed and accepted for publication in a scientific journal. Preprint servers are online platforms that host these preprints. Preprints have a long history in the physical sciences. The first modern-day preprint server, arXiv, was launched in 1991 by Cornell physicist Paul […]
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17
Mar
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Open Access and Gender Equity in Academia

Gender equity in academia refers to equal opportunities and treatment for individuals of all genders in the academic world, including in areas such as hiring, promotions, salaries, and recognition. Achieving gender equity in academia is important for creating a fair and just society and for promoting diversity and inclusion in the academic community. Mind the […]
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14
Dec
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What Made 2022 Special for Scholarly Publishing?

As the world inched toward a semblance of normalcy after months blighted by the pandemic, 2022 saw the continuation of work-from-home and hybrid work models but also a return to in-person work and events. Humanity’s whack-a-mole against new COVID-19 variants continued, and we marched on, filled with hope. But then, a full-blown war broke out […]
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05
Dec
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How Societies are Capitalizing on the Strengths of Early Career Researcher Members

Scholarly societies are a crucial part of the academic ecosystem; they are deeply invested in the interests of scholars in their academic community. The mission of such societies is to advance research and connect researchers through publications, meetings and conferences, and advocacy programs. As with any organization, the members, communication structure, and culture shape a […]
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