Special Issue

Covering science in the news is a balancing act between telling human stories and presenting complex research. Get an insider perspective from Laura Helmuth, science editor at the Washington Post, on how to use the news effectively.

In part two of our conversation with Chris Graf, Wiley’s new Director of Research Integrity and Publishing Ethics, we talked about what authors, editors, and publishers can do to support the reproducibility of published works.

We sat down with Chris Graf, Wiley’s new Director of Research Integrity and Publishing Ethics, to learn just how much published research needs a second look.

In our latest podcast, two editors talk about their experience with peer review and how portable cascade review can benefit societies, publishers, authors, and editors.

The best way to evaluate your journal's success is to take a holistic view, says David Nygren, Wiley’s VP of Research Insights.

In a follow up to our popular blog post on tips for using surveys to better understand your membership, we took a deeper look at how sophisticated analysis can help you offer the right range of benefits to meet diverse member needs.

How can the scientific community incentivize openness and reproducibility as part of the research process? Brian Nosek, Executive Director of the Center for Open Science, says it might be easier than you think.

When information is misrepresented or hidden, our ability to make decisions - for ourselves and for society as a whole - is diminished.

Meet the non-governmental players supporting Open Science.

Political pressure is growing to make publicly funded research more accessible.

Todd Toler from Wiley explains how research communication is evolving beyond the typeset article into formats that are richer, more discoverable, and create a dynamic research pipeline.

Hear Kim Armstrong of the CIC discuss the trends in library funding and higher education that affect the way consortia and libraries make their plans.