What Is A Scholarly Article – Definition and Types

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For research purposes, it is necessary to find a scholarly article, or, as they are also called, academic, peer-reviewed or...

PAT section of the DAT Exam

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When a pre-health student is going through the Dental Admission Test, he will have to complete a test that measures...

The Most Prominent Painting Styles

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When it comes to painting styles, there are so many different types that it is impossible to list each one...

Contract Cheating Detection Game-Changer: AI for Authorship Verification

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The statistics of academic dishonesty are downright depressing: a survey reveals that 58% percent of over 70,000 U.S. high school...

Sci-Hub Will Increase Academic Plagiarism

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The over 50 million scholarly articles stolen by the pirates at Sci-Hub will significantly increase the occurrence of academic plagiarism. In...

Spam from Predatory Open Access Publishers is Dominating my Inbox

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Guest blog post by: Ali Mobasheri, D.Phil., Associate Professor University of Nottingham, United Kingdom I was a graduate student when e-mail...

Trying to understand “ACADEMIC JOURNALS & CONFERENCES”

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We recently learned about a publisher and conference sponsor called Academic Journals & Conferences. Based in Florida, the company appears to...

Oxford on alert: predatory conference organisers are coming to town, or, Oxford beware: OMICS...

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Guest blog post by Dr. Ali Mobasheri, University of Nottingham Oxford, also known as the “City of Dreaming Spires” (the term...

New Questionable Publisher — New Conference List — New Plagiarism Book

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New Questionable Publisher I recently added the new publisher called Webcrawler Journals to my list of questionable publishers. Like many questionable publishers, this one...

Mysterious Institute Launches with Nine Journals

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The Coltharp Institute is a conference organizer and scholarly publisher that recently launched with nine open-access journals, each with a broad scope...

How To Customize Your Keyboard For A More Efficient Workday

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Office workers type between 8,000 and 12,000 words per day during emails, reports, and messaging. That amount of typing shapes how fast work moves. Small...