Chairs, World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal Editors:Prof. Neil Bressler (middle), Prof. Richard Parrish II (right)and Prof. Jose Carlos Pastor (left)Prof. Neil Bressler (Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Ophthalmology)gave ...Chairs, World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal Editors:Prof. Neil Bressler (middle), Prof. Richard Parrish II (right)and Prof. Jose Carlos Pastor (left)Prof. Neil Bressler (Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Ophthalmology)gave a lecture at the World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal展开更多
The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors （ICMJE） believes that there is an ethical obligation to responsibly share data generated by interventional clinical trials because participants have put themsel...The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors （ICMJE） believes that there is an ethical obligation to responsibly share data generated by interventional clinical trials because participants have put themselves at risk. In a growing consensus, many funders around the world - foundations, government agencies, and industry - now mandate data sharing. Here, we outline ICMJE＇s proposed requirements to help meet this obligation. We encourage feedback on the proposed requirements. Anyone can provide feedback at www. icmje.org by April 18, 2016.展开更多
Communication plays an important role in advancing scientific fields and disciplines,defining what knowledge is made accessible to the public,and guiding policymaking and regulation of public authorities for the benef...Communication plays an important role in advancing scientific fields and disciplines,defining what knowledge is made accessible to the public,and guiding policymaking and regulation of public authorities for the benefit of the environment and society.Hence,what is finally published is of great importance for scientific advancement,social development,environmental and public health,and economic agendas.In recognition of these,the goal of a researcher is to communicate research findings to the scientific community and ultimately,to the public.However,this may often be challenging due to competition for publication space,although to a lesser extent nowadays that online-only publications have expanded.This editorial introduces six statistics-related issues in scientific writing that you should be aware of.These issues can lead to desk rejection or rejection following a peer review,but even if papers containing such issues are published,they may prevent cumulative science,undermine scientific advancement,mislead the public,and result in incorrect or weak policies and regulations.Therefore,addressing these issues from the early research stages can facilitate scientific advancement and prevent rejection of your paper.展开更多
We are very pIeased to announce that five Associate Editors have joined the editorial team of the Joumal of Environmental Sciences （JES）. Professors/Drs. Yong Cai, Paul Lain, Jonathan Martin, Michael Plewa, and Po K...We are very pIeased to announce that five Associate Editors have joined the editorial team of the Joumal of Environmental Sciences （JES）. Professors/Drs. Yong Cai, Paul Lain, Jonathan Martin, Michael Plewa, and Po Keung Wong bring a wealth of expertise in environmental sciences. As preeminent scientists in their chosen areas of research.展开更多
文摘Chairs, World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal Editors:Prof. Neil Bressler (middle), Prof. Richard Parrish II (right)and Prof. Jose Carlos Pastor (left)Prof. Neil Bressler (Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Ophthalmology)gave a lecture at the World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal
文摘The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors （ICMJE） believes that there is an ethical obligation to responsibly share data generated by interventional clinical trials because participants have put themselves at risk. In a growing consensus, many funders around the world - foundations, government agencies, and industry - now mandate data sharing. Here, we outline ICMJE＇s proposed requirements to help meet this obligation. We encourage feedback on the proposed requirements. Anyone can provide feedback at www. icmje.org by April 18, 2016.
基金co-supported by the Startup Foundation for Introducing Talent of Nanjing University of Information Science&Technology (NUIST),Nanjing,China (Grant No. 003080)the Jiangsu Distinguished Professor program of the People’s Government of Jiangsu Provincethe Outstanding Action Plan of Chinese Sci-tech Journals (Grant No. OAP–C–077)
文摘Communication plays an important role in advancing scientific fields and disciplines,defining what knowledge is made accessible to the public,and guiding policymaking and regulation of public authorities for the benefit of the environment and society.Hence,what is finally published is of great importance for scientific advancement,social development,environmental and public health,and economic agendas.In recognition of these,the goal of a researcher is to communicate research findings to the scientific community and ultimately,to the public.However,this may often be challenging due to competition for publication space,although to a lesser extent nowadays that online-only publications have expanded.This editorial introduces six statistics-related issues in scientific writing that you should be aware of.These issues can lead to desk rejection or rejection following a peer review,but even if papers containing such issues are published,they may prevent cumulative science,undermine scientific advancement,mislead the public,and result in incorrect or weak policies and regulations.Therefore,addressing these issues from the early research stages can facilitate scientific advancement and prevent rejection of your paper.
文摘We are very pIeased to announce that five Associate Editors have joined the editorial team of the Joumal of Environmental Sciences （JES）. Professors/Drs. Yong Cai, Paul Lain, Jonathan Martin, Michael Plewa, and Po Keung Wong bring a wealth of expertise in environmental sciences. As preeminent scientists in their chosen areas of research.
