Co-ordinated action required to boost ‘open-science’ initiatives
Cultural barriers and economic issues still remain despite recent progress
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What type of physicist are you: leader, successor or toiler?
Study finds that only a fifth of highly cited physicists can be deemed as “leaders”
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Physics World just got bigger
Three expert editors will boost coverage of fast-moving fields that benefit from an interdisciplinary approach
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Physicists propose measure of scientific ‘broadness’
New metric could be used to quantify a researcher’s output
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Most researchers disclose their results before publication
Survey finds that 67% of physical scientists have shared their work early
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How IOP Publishing supports physicists in Japan
Elaine Tham explains how IOP Publishing is building on its presence in Japan with many new activities
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Iranian peer-review incident condemned
The Physics Society of Iran voices concern over case of rigged peer-review
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Welcome to a new look for Physics World
Join us as we embark on a new beginning for the Physics World website
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How much self-promotion is enough?
Dalmeet Singh Chawla delves into the pros and cons of self-citations, as well as the possible benefits of the s-index
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