Since our last Essential AI Reading post back in October 2023, a number of exciting new titles have been released, offering all kinds of fresh perspectives on this rapidly changing landscape.
In this post from ORIGINal Thoughts, author Zen Faulkes addresses a commonly posited solution to the reviewer shortage—compensating reviewers.
KGL Accucoms has facilitated one of the first agreements of this kind signed by CAPES and one of our customers, allowing Brazilian authors to publish their research open access in Royal Society journals without the barrier of APC charges.
In this post from ORIGINal Thoughts, authors Meghan McDevitt and Brook Simpson offer practical strategies for those who might feel overwhelmed by typical networking settings and are daunted by how to approach them.
KGL Accucoms announces their new partnership with Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) a global leader in applied and computational mathematics to expand their reach across India.
In the second installment of our KGL Summer School series, we’re turning our attention to science myths that come from outside the classroom—from space battles to desert survival tips to that old “we only use 10% of our brains” trope.
IWA Publishing, the publishing arm of the International Water Association, has announced a new partnership with KGL Accucoms to strengthen its presence in Japan and Latin America—two regions vital to the global dialogue on water challenges.
Patricia (Patty) Baskin reflects on how thoughtful mentoring transforms both mentors and mentees, with real-world examples from across editorial roles.
In this special KGL Summer School post, we spotlight five classic classroom confusions that often make their way into textbooks, worksheets, and teaching examples.
