10 Years Changing the Map of Science
A letter from our founder/CEO: Dear friends of Seeding Labs, I have always been nostalgic at New Years. This year I am especially sentimental as Seeding Labs turns 10…
Top 7 of 2017
As we reflect on 2017, one theme is clear. It was a year that saw the global scientific community come together like never before. The power of science to unite us all is evident in our top 7 highlights from 2017…
Celebrating “Gratitude Tuesday”
Today is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving. At Seeding Labs, we are celebrating “Gratitude Tuesday” instead! Here’s what (and who) we are grateful for…
Unearthing Potential in Namibia’s Termite Mounds
In the scorched sands of the Namib, the world’s oldest desert, Dr. Vetjaera Haakuria is on a quest. He hopes to unearth microbes from the soil of towering termite mounds that could provide ammunition in the battle against superbugs. The quest is urgent…
How to Avoid Plagiarism
Sometimes plagiarism is intentional. Sometimes, it is not. Even if plagiarism is unintentional, the results can be the same. If the mistake is detected by a journal before being published, it will be rejected and the author’s reputation is at risk. Read more…
How to Identify Predatory Open Access Journals
Did you know there are more than 9,000 Open Access journals indexed in the DOAJ?
As Open Access journals have become more common, the number of predatory Open Access journals has increased as well. To help you avoid publishing with (or even submitting to) a predatory journal, AJE has compiled 8 indicators that could help reveal a dishonest publisher.
