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An artist’s impression of K2-18b, a super-Earth exoplanet whose habitability has been debated by scientists. Photo: NASA/Reuters

How Should Science Journalists Cover Single-Study Stories?

‘Why Does Science Communication Excite Me?’

Should Publishing Journal Articles Be Mandatory for PhD Students?

Gender Inequality Uniformly High in Indian Academic Publishing

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Let’s Discuss the ‘Reward for Publication’ Idea Instead of Trashing It so Fast

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Debate: Preprints Are Double-Edged and Their Risks Outweigh Their Benefits

Science Journals Might Be ‘More International’ but Not Their Editorial Boards