The latest issue of the Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies has been released.
Read more: EEJET | Vol. 4 No. 11 (124) (2023) | Technology and Equipment of Food Production
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The latest issue of the Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies has been released.
The journal Innovative Higher Education has posted a study on the value of articles published in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoLT) journals. This topic was examined using citations and four types of altmetrics as indicators of value. This used a sample of 100 articles published in four SOTL focused journals: two high consensus journals (BioScience: Journal of College Biology Teaching and The Journal of Chemical Education) and two low consensus journals (Teaching History and Teaching Sociology).
The latest issue of the Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies has been released.
Read more: EEJET | Vol. 4 No. 9 (124) (2023) | Information and controlling system
Science Business reports that MEP Christian Ehler says he’s discussed creating a legal framework with the Commission president as Parliament prepares a formal call for action. The Commission rejects the claim it is failing in its legal responsibility to protect scientific freedom.
Read more: THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT’S PUSH FOR LEGISLATION ON SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM
The latest issue of the Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies has been released.
Read more: EEJET | Vol. 4 No. 8 (124) (2023) | Energy-saving technologies and equipment
Il manifesto uncovered a high number of errors – or frauds – in research substantially led by Italian Health Minister Orazio Schillaci using AI image software called ImageTwin.
Reusing the same microscope image to illustrate completely different things in a scientific publication inevitably calls its validity into question, although it doesn’t necessarily signal fraud. It can happen to anyone to mix up two files by mistake.