Choosing the right journal for your research paper can be as important as the research itself. A well-matched journal ensures your work reaches the right audience, increases visibility, and contributes…
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In research and publishing, blinding refers to the deliberate concealment of certain information to reduce bias. The concept is borrowed from clinical trials, where patients and/or investigators may not know…
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At Conduct Science Academic Publishing, we pride ourselves on pushing the boundaries of journal management technology. Our platform already streamlines submission, peer review, and editorial workflows—but now, we’ve introduced a…
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In today’s digital research landscape, discoverability, permanence, and citation tracking are essential pillars of scientific publishing. At Conduct Science, we ensure that each paper we publish receives a unique Digital…
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In scholarly publishing, accuracy is paramount. A single error in your published work—whether a misplaced decimal point in a table, a misspelled author name, or an incorrectly cited reference—can affect…
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In the ever-evolving landscape of academic publishing, few roles are as pivotal—and often underappreciated—as that of the editor and editorial team. Whether you're a budding researcher, an experienced scientist, or…
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An In-Depth Guide for Students and Researchers If you're a student stepping into the world of research or a budding scientist preparing to publish your first paper, you'll quickly realize…
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In the world of medical and scientific research, conferences are essential platforms for sharing new findings, receiving feedback, and connecting with fellow researchers. Whether you are a student or a…
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In the world of academic research, the terminology around written work can often seem confusing—especially for students or early-career researchers. Words like manuscript, paper, and article are frequently used interchangeably,…
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Your guide to navigating peer review with professionalism and clarity. When your research manuscript is reviewed by a journal, receiving reviewer comments can feel daunting—whether positive or critical. But this…
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