The Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) collaborated with The Conversation and Routledge to organize ‘Social Sciences […]
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Public engagement in research can initiate change in a tangible, real way. For researcher Jamie Khoo, recognizing this has meant […]
Is your research eligible for one of the Open Science Badges? Researchers submitting to journals that support this Center for Open […]
The Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) collaborated with The Conversation and Routledge to organize ‘Social Sciences […]
Are you a humanities researcher looking to get involved in public engagement? Listen to a podcast from Routledge and Being Human for tips and insights.
The problem with peer review: how can we promote diversity and inclusivity in a closed off process? Catherine Walker from Sense about Science discusses.
Once you’ve received your first invitation to review a manuscript, what process should you follow? What are the habits of effective peer reviewers?
In a previous post we looked at the many reasons why you should consider becoming a reviewer. Reviewing can benefit […]
There are many demands on a researcher’s time today and so it is a legitimate question to ask why some […]
Despite its flaws, peer review is fundamental to the integrity of scholarly communication. It helps to ensure that published research […]
