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Academic Journals

The business of fake science
Article
/ 16 November 2018

The business of fake science

Publishers that flout sound peer review practices encourage bogus reports with widespread ramifications

By Gemma Ritchie
Better standards and guidelines can bolster research literature reviews
Article
/ 20 June 2018

Better standards and guidelines can bolster research literature reviews

Researchers should try to make their literature reviews as reliable as possible and adhere to strict standards

By Staff Reporter
Indigenous languages must feature more in science communication
Article
/ 27 December 2017

Indigenous languages must feature more in science communication

The combination of knowledge and communication leads to social, cultural and technological development

By Staff Reporter
Why developing countries are particularly vulnerable to predatory journals
Article
/ 8 November 2017

Why developing countries are particularly vulnerable to predatory journals

Academics in the developing world have become a favourite target for these journals, and many seem to be falling into the trap

By Sioux McKenna
University libraries hard-hit by depreciating rand
Article
/ 21 January 2016

University libraries hard-hit by depreciating rand

Subscriptions to international journals run into the millions and the plummeting rand is "crippling" libraries and holding academics back.

By Sarah Wild
Unscrupulous academics buy into ‘university 419 scam’
Article
/ 10 December 2015

Unscrupulous academics buy into ‘university 419 scam’

Nothing significant seems to have been done to stop the practice of academics publishing in open-access, online scam journals and reaping the rewards.

By John Aitchison
E-commerce tax will hit disadvantaged students hardest, say experts
Article
/ 18 March 2014

E-commerce tax will hit disadvantaged students hardest, say experts

E-commerce tax, to be introduced on April 1, will mean education institutions will struggle to purchase academic journals.

By Sarah Wild
Art of science writing put to the test
Article
/ 7 March 2014

Art of science writing put to the test

The mounting pressure on graduating MScs and PhDs to write journal articles is causing anxiety.

By Staff Reporter
Hidden levers of science are set to become more accessible to all
Article
/ 5 August 2013

Hidden levers of science are set to become more accessible to all

South Africa’s Academy of Science is helping to usher in the new by joining global open access.

By Staff Reporter
Publish or be damned
Article
/ 25 February 2011

Publish or be damned

The criteria of ‘accredited’ academic publications sideline other kinds of knowledge production, writes <b>Charlotte Mbali</b>.

By Charlotte Mbali
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Article
/ 29 October 2010

Stellenbosch takes open access lead

University is the first in Africa to sign the Berlin Declaration and post its research online.

By Staff Reporter

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