Adam Ruben, molecular biologist turned humorist at the Johns hopkins University, talks about his perspectives on journal publications, humoristically taking on the current system which according to him is pretty much antiquated, where researchers are made to toggle and prod their data to suit the whims of reviewers. The toll it takes to make the publication look 'acceptable', according to Ruben, requires a separate PhD. In his article, I've Got Your Impact Factor Rght Here, he talks about upcoming journals such as the 'Journal of Negative results in Biomedicine' and vouches for a paradigm shift in the way we get our results published, where even failed experiments are published, that would otherwise remain mere sob stories in many a laboratory log book.
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2 comments:
ya its really good one.Most of the journals are published only a positive result but its not a mistake of only rivewers but also us. We are always thought that if we got a positive result then we share our points with some one else got a negative we did not share anything and feel very discomfort and shameful.As Dr.Ruben said "Science is full of negative results".we have a great opportunity to share our results and get suggestions from promient scientist and made them in to workable as positive.
That was a good post!
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