Latest Research in Publishing and Scholarly Communication

Top Research Topics in Publishing and Scholarly Communication

• Meta-analysis and systematic reviews — 6 papers
• Publishing and Scholarly Communication — 5 papers
• scientometrics and bibliometrics research — 5 papers
• Econometrics — 5 papers
• Survey Methodology and Nonresponse — 4 papers
• Veterinary Practice and Education Studies — 4 papers
• Qualitative Research Methods and Applications — 4 papers
• Biomedical and Engineering Education — 4 papers
• Academic Writing and Publishing — 4 papers
• Knowledge Management in Higher Education — 4 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy (1 citations)
2. Radioloogiliste meetoditega ja hammaskonna abil vanuse määramine lastel ja noortel
3. Do Respondents’ Commitments Improve Data Quality in Opt-in Online Surveys? An International Experiment on Participants’ Attentiveness, Cheating, Satisficing, and Skipping
4. Federal guidance document lists red flags signaling parity issues
5. Plausibility check in scientific studies
6. Plausibility check in scientific studies
7. Influence of source structure and background wind on the excitation, propagation, and structure of Lamb and Pekeris waves
8. The joys of trying (and failing) to see the big picture
9. Medical conflicts and their effect on Korean liver-related publications: A 2019–2024 analysis
10. Daniella Levy Erez: ECI Bio commentary
11. Nanometer Focus on Postoperative Pulmonary Complications
12. From Measurement to Meaning
13. Making Reviewer 2 Your Thought Partner: Navigating the Emotionality of Revise and Resubmit
14. Toward Minimum Sufficient Information for Representing Variable Operationalization in Quantitative Research: A Functional Parsimony Framework
15. Rethinking the role of citations in peer review priorities: A perspective
16. Institutional conflicts of interest in health-related research — a scoping review
17. Sources of bias in general linear models: assessing researchers’ understanding and self-reported practice
18. EDVARDS SINDROMI
19. Letby and Thirlwall: Doctors’ fears were dismissed and other key findings from the inquiry
20. Is This Still Medical Education? The Educational Use of Nude Pediatric Clinical Photographs: Bioethical Reassessment