Resources and News

No one likes getting rejection letters. Sadly, however, these are a fact of academic life; papers sent out to journals and grant applications are more likely to be rejected than accepted (or funded), especially if you are doing what you should be doing and aiming high with initial manuscript submissions (trying to get your work published in the best possible journals).

One of the many pitfalls potentially encountered by a young researcher is the issue of authorship on publications. How can this be managed?

Charlesworth Author Services is delighted to announce a new partnership with ICE Publishing, a division of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), to provide English-language editing services to their authors.

Dove Medical Press Ltd. (a division of Taylor & Francis) partners with The Charlesworth Group to integrate WeChat into their manuscript submission workflow.

In addition to teaching you how to construct and write more effective scientific articles, Charlesworth Knowledge can also help you to prepare yourself to write.

One of the issues that is most often discussed in the context of peer review is anonymity; is it better and more effective for authors to know the names of their reviewers, or not?

Read our blog to find out who the fairest peer reviewers of them all are, and why there are seven dwarfs within the peer review world.

Perhaps you’ve recently been asked to review a paper for a journal? If so, read our blog where we give you some tips for being an effective peer-reviewer.

The Charlesworth Author Services Division, a leading provider of English Language polishing services, is delighted to announce a new partnership with The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) to provide English Language polishing services to AIAA authors.

We are delighted to announce that The Charlesworth Group, leaders in global author services and publishing representation, has recently been accepted as a member of the Committee of Publication Ethics (COPE).

China announces their new approach towards research integrity

Charlesworth Author Services, a division of The Charlesworth Group, is delighted to announce the release of its new Chatbot for WeChat as an addition to its English language editing services offering in China.

Most academic papers have many people who have helped in some way in the preparation of the written version or the research itself. This could be someone from a sponsoring institution, a funding body, other researchers, or even family, friends or colleagues who have helped in the preparation.

COPE has launched a new series of core practices of the policies and practices that journals and publishers need to reach the highest standards in publication ethics.

An infographic to show the key findings and statistics from the 2017 Highly Cited Researchers Report by Clarivate Analytics.

A ‘repository’ is where items (or data) are stored. A digital repository is a place for storing any documents, files or data online. So, what is an academic repository?

Funding, like many jobs, takes a long time to obtain. This is true for writing and individual funding grants, and for the amount of grant proposals required to secure funding.

The foundation for the list actually stretches back 27 years and was confirmed at the end of 2016. However, the list of universities and colleges included is new, and was announced on 21 September 2017. The Charlesworth Group is pleased to provide an English-language version here for reference.

The Scholarly Kitchen explains the difference between research papers and the research results within the different academic sectors.

The Charlesworth Group is delighted to partner with the American Institute of Physics Publishing to launch AIP Author Services.