getting published

The Society will also eliminate all publishing fees for eligible researchers

Research.com team seeks to recognize women in STEM with annual ranking based on H-index

The use of intelligent image comparison tools to detect bad data may be a growing trend in academia

A new study shows that women were significantly more likely than men to report disagreements about authorship

A new discovery is rarely the result of one successful experiment. Rather, it is usually born from a long process of trial and error

A new statistical method that explicitly tests for equivalence, rather than difference, can help combat the bias against publishing "negative results"

Extent of spin in biomedical scientific papers revealed

Investigation in Nature reveals high income countries not immune

Just three percent of psychology journals explicitly state that they accept replication studies, contributing to the replication crisis

UW professor Carl Bergstrom believes facts stand a fighting chance, especially if science has their back