🧐 Considering adopting CRediT? This webinar covers how the @nisoinfo.bsky.social standard can help you increase publication transparency, and includes implementation case studies from Beth Craanen @acs.org and @evanko.bsky.social @theaacr.bsky.social: buff.ly/q6tGGNr

At Scholastica, we decided there should be an easier way for journal editors to check on segments of manuscripts in need of attention at different stages of peer review. So, we introduced Saved Manuscript Table Views to our peer review system: buff.ly/5NkyeS1 Here's a quick look. ⬇️

ICYMI: STM has published its final report on "Classifying AI Use in Academic Manuscript Preparation." Learn more in this @scholarlykitchen.bsky.social post by @schoenenberger.bsky.social, Kiera McNeice, and Joris van Rossum: buff.ly/q2eKe6U

Only about 10% of an iceberg is visible at a time — the rest is below the surface. Your journal is the same, with so much content to explore beyond your latest issue! That's why it's essential to resurface past articles at relevant times so readers know they’re there! Quick 🧵👇

Are you working to develop an OA journal publishing program at a scholarly society or academic institution? We cover tips to help in this free guide: buff.ly/ncjycpB #OpenAccess #ScholarlyPublishing

Journals Director at @hopkinspress.bsky.social, Bill Breichner, discusses the Press's experience participating in @projectmuse.bsky.social's S2O initiative and his hopes for the future of the program in a new #ScholasticaCommunityConvo interview. Read it here: buff.ly/KfxURpl

Who says @peerreviewweek.bsky.social conversations have to be over?! Scholastica's CEO and Co-Founder, Brian Cody, and Head of Marketing and Community Development, Danielle Padula, discuss key takeaways from #PRW2025 and other recent industry events in this new water cooler chat: buff.ly/ImDPbka

Did you miss Scholastica's free @alpsp.bsky.social session on streamlining peer review to production handoffs? You can catch the recording here: buff.ly/ABSFe2K The webinar covers optimization opportunities from both a process and technical perspective.

"The question of how, and under what conditions, published science is used to train LLMs is not just about copyright. It is about who controls the future of knowledge." Director of @mitpress.bsky.social, Amy Brand, discusses science dissemination in the AI era: buff.ly/exNJgaX

🤔 When should journals apply for inclusion in A&I databases? In what order? And how can you ensure your content is easily discoverable? Get answers to these FAQs and more: buff.ly/DNrzsoB

How can we spot submissions with AI-generated content? 🤖 That's a question we've been hearing a lot lately at Scholastica (in varying forms) from journal editors and publishers, and also a timely one for #PRW2025, so we thought we'd post a quick 🧵

Getting university press and humanities publisher content in front of scholars and into the public sphere is more important than ever! Catch Journals publisher Bill Breichner's interview about #S2O #OpenAccess today at the @scholasticahq.bsky.social blog

Valuable insights from Matt Hodgkinson on why human assessment of AI recommendations is always essential ⬇️

⏰ There's still time to register for "How to Find Your Journal Production Flow: Case Studies for Small and Medium Publishers," Scholastica's free webinar to complement the @alpsp.bsky.social conference! Quick details and link ⬇️

The more we can all leverage AI to automate tedious tasks without compromising human quality assurances and innovation, the more we can achieve. At Scholastica, that's our vision for the AI future. Here's a look at how we're incorporating AI into our solutions. 👀 #PeerReviewWeek #PRW2025

Looking for ways to streamline peer review to production handoffs? Join us on September 18th at 3 PM UTC for "How to Find Your Journal Production Flow: Case Studies for Small and Medium Publishers," a free virtual session to complement the @alpsp.bsky.social conference: buff.ly/mswEtbJ

"Mind the gap" — you've likely heard that familiar phrase, often issued at train stations. But have you considered how it applies to academic journals? Quick 🧵 on alleviating gaps between journal peer review and publishing processes (because no one wants workflow and publication delays)

Are you thinking about changing peer review systems in 2026? Kickstart planning with our 21-day migration prep challenge, including a system migration handbook and interactive coordination checklist (use in Google Sheets or Kanban-style PM tools). buff.ly/kJ8XMzS

New series on COPE’s strategic goals, including how publishers and editors can engage with the committee to help shape future research integrity initiatives: buff.ly/hUR2LF3 #ResearchIntegrity #TrustinScience

Let’s talk about how to optimize journal technical checks or quality checks 🤓 We share tips in this blog post: buff.ly/uwhE1It What would you add?

🙌 Expanding self-serve configuration options is one of the many ways we're working to set journal programs of any size up for success with Scholastica. Learn about our latest Peer Review System configs and user experience improvements (because we're obsessed with UX): buff.ly/4lhrWrV

During an upcoming free virtual @alpsp.bsky.social session, we'll dive into recs to help smaller publishing programs: ✅ Streamline peer review to production handoffs ✅ Leverage automation to eliminate manual typesetting work ✅ Speed up copyediting and proofing Register here: buff.ly/0YGBDPV

#DefendResearch folks have been out everywhere raising awareness about U.S. government #censorship and how to intervene and resist. Check out where we've been and where we're going to be and share our recordings and slides! www.defendresearch.org/news/present...

Leaders from @ioppublishing.bsky.social presented 7 strategies for supporting editorial boards in safeguarding the scholarly record during this year’s @easeeditors.bsky.social conference. Check out their poster on the topic now on @scienceopen.bsky.social:

@peerreviewcongress.bsky.social 2025 starts today! Will you be there? Brian Cody and Erin McIntosh from the Scholastica team are attending. They look forward to answering any questions about our latest product updates (or just having a chat)! #PRC10 #PRCongress

In this new #ScholasticaCommunityConvo interview, Deborah McNamara @zookeepermc.bsky.social discusses how Clockwork Communications is developing collaborative journals. The goal: to help specialty societies maintain high-quality publications while managing costs. buff.ly/rGbkirj

Will you be at this year's @peerreviewcongress.bsky.social conference? If so, be sure to stop by Scholastica's exhibit to say hi! 👋 We're looking forward to all the super timely presentations! Some highlights:

In the race to publish research, there is always room for error and, unfortunately, sometimes temptation among scholars to engage in fraudulent practices, whether intentional or not. One of the most common ethical pitfalls in academic writing is when authors employ spin tactics. 🧵

Tired of trying to keep track of peer review emails in copious folders? Scholastica's Discussions feature is here to help! 🔥

Should @orcid.org replace all other researcher identifier systems? A recent report from @morebrains.coop says ORCID iDs are most powerful in combination with other researcher IDs (national, disciplinary & proprietary). Read it here: buff.ly/rID989E

Research reproducibility and replicability remain hot-button issues both within and outside academia. 🛑 What steps can journals take to address those areas and promote research integrity more broadly? Below are some key examples. 🧵

✨ Scholastica user spotlight: This Friday, we're flashing back to an interview with Jesper Sørensen, co-founder of @sociologicalsci.bsky.social, about the origins of the scholar-led journal and how it maintains an impressive 30-day manuscript turnaround time.

Do the journals you work with have comprehensive AI use guidelines for authors, editors, and reviewers? Here's a breakdown of what to cover per the latest industry recommendations: buff.ly/tbaRWVL

Are you looking for ways to streamline peer review to production handoffs at the scholarly journals you work with? If so, we have an upcoming webinar for you! ⬇️

The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) has announced the theme for Publication Integrity Week 2025: "Exploring the landscape of publication integrity together." What topics are you most interested in digging into? 🤔 #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationIntegrityWeek

Did you know you can enable editors to make internal decision recommendations for pending submissions in Scholastica's Peer Review System without having to invite them to be reviewers or start new discussions? Here's how ⬇️

💌 Want to make authors fall in love with your journal submission process (or at least like it a lot)? Here's a quick thread of ways journals can better their author experience based on a Scholastica scholars survey. We'll also post a link to the survey results below. Let's get to it!

🚨 We're excited to announce Scholastica is hosting "How to Find Your Journal Production Flow: Case Studies for Small and Medium Publishers," a free virtual session for the upcoming @alpsp.bsky.social conference. Learn more and register here: buff.ly/mswEtbJ #alpsp2025 #scholarlypublishing

⚡️Researchers are more likely to frequent journal websites that provide relevant results fast. At Scholastica, we get that, and it's why we're continually optimizing our OA Journal Publishing Platform for search. Learn more: bit.ly/49AVIqY

Does your journal follow a structured peer review process? Learn the benefits and how to set up a structured reviewer form in this blog, ft. insights from a study by @mariomalicki.bsky.social and Bahar Mehmani, who both serve on the @easeeditors.bsky.social Peer Review Committee: buff.ly/bbe5KoU

Will you be at this year's @alpsp.bsky.social conference? If so, be sure to stop by Scholastica's exhibit to say hi! We're looking forward to all the great sessions planned! Some highlights 🧵

At Scholastica, we're proud to partner with scholarly organizations publishing leading journals across research disciplines. 🙌 Get to know our community and how we can support your team's goals. buff.ly/FSgQsYL

There's no time like the present to reflect on journal workflow optimization opportunities! This free guide is full of tips to help you: ✅ Refine your peer review processes ✅ Attract more quality submissions ✅ Improve editorial team training buff.ly/KtMkR6x

For any scholarly article to have an impact, potential readers first need to be able to find it. We cover SEO best practices for journals and authors in this blog post. ⬇ buff.ly/oyCiFsf

🙌 🎉 It's time for #ISMTE2025! Are you attending? Be sure to stop by Scholastica's booth to say hello (and get some snacks)!

The @peerreviewcongress.bsky.social conference 2025 program is here! And it's packed with timely presentations spanning key research integrity concerns. Check it out: buff.ly/VKOMt9V Will you be attending? Be sure to stop by Scholastica's booth to say hi! 👋

✔️ Did you know we recently released new technical check support for journals using the Scholastica Peer Review System? Learn more in this blog post: blog.scholasticahq.com/post/scholas...

It's almost #ISMTE2025! Brian Cody and Erin McIntosh will be attending from the Scholastica team. They look forward to answering any questions you have about our latest product updates (or just having a chat)! Will you be there?

🏗️ Should you import manuscripts from an outgoing peer review system into a new one during a software migration? Here's the lowdown... buff.ly/gl7i6rC

Are technical checks eating up your editorial team's time? We have tips to help! Below are some ways you can configure your journal submission form to be a technical check helper. 🧵 Let's get to it! 👇