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Publication — and the recognition it brings — can pose significant challenges, particularly for researchers in developing countries who often lack access to scientific journals or research papers in local languages.

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Opinions and Analysis

Don't forget the scientifically stagnant South

The global community must not forget countries suffering scientific stagnation, says TWAS executive director, Mohamed H. A. Hassan.

24 October 2008 | EN
Source: Science

WWW graphic How to build a Web we can trust

The World Wide Web's inventor wants to make websites more trustworthy. This should be done by encouraging good practice, not imposing strict rules.

26 September 2008 | EN


News and Features

Open access may be behind developing country research boom

The leaders of open access schemes have claimed partial credit for the dramatic rise in developing world research output.

3 July 2009 | EN

Scheme helps polish developing country science papers

Researchers in developing countries can access a free editing service that prepares their manuscripts for submission to journals.

22 June 2009 | EN | 中文

Practical Guides

How to publicise scientific research

Guidance on how press officers can promote science effectively without resorting to hype, including tips on timing, objectives and audience.

28 May 2009 | EN
Source: Stempra

science journals on shelf How do I submit a paper to a scientific journal?

Maxine Clarke takes us through the processes involved in submitting a paper to a scientific journal.

11 February 2008 | EN