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Will Paying Reviewers Ease the Peer Review Crisis?
The few journals that have experimented with offering reviewers money—one as little as $100 per piece—are reporting faster publishing times and greater quality of work.
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‘Empire of AI,’ AGI and the University
What if we are having the wrong campus AI conversations?
MIT to Close Long-Running Business Journal
After a 67-year run, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will no longer publish the MIT Sloan Management Review, officials announced...
Frankencitations Ravage the Academic Countryside
An interview with an academic who has seen their impact up close and personal.
Why I Signed With the Literary Agent Who Didn’t Want My Book
Working with an agent who challenges your vision for your manuscript could push you to think more deeply and ultimately write a better book.
Becoming a Public Scholar
An interview with David M. Perry, author of a new handbook to help academics write for the public.
Informal Research Ties ‘More Important’ Than Co-Authorship
Those who are frequently thanked in journals are much more likely to be successful themselves, says a new PNAS paper.