Occasionally, researchers inadvertently submit their articles to predatory journals. Here, we consider some scenarios that you might find yourself in, and suggest some steps that you can take in each case.

If your submission is not accepted by your first-choice journal, that journal’s editor can refer the paper to another publication which they think would be more suitable. This is known as journal transfer or transfer cascade.

Watch this webinar celebrating Open Access Week 2023, where our expert panel discusses the Navigating the Multifaceted Impact of Open Scholarship

Artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) and AIGC models have emerged as powerful tools in the realm of content creation. 

Converting a PhD thesis into journal articles is a strategic task that can significantly enhance the impact of one's academic work. Contrary to misconceptions, this process is not considered self-plagiarism. It is not only ethical but also imperative to disseminate the findings of your extensive research to a broader audience.