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.
We spoke to Adam Day, Founder and CEO of Clear Skies Ltd., to understand how Papermill Alarm works, what drives the rise of research fraud, and how publishers can use these insights to safeguard the trustworthiness of their journals.
As Senior Advisor at KGL Consulting, Stanley will work with scholarly societies to develop and support their publishing strategies and operations and to pursue new business opportunities.
Representing five esteemed scholarly society publishers—Annual Reviews, APS, AIAA, ASM, and SPIE—in the landmark One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) initiative is both a privilege and a clear reflection of what strategic, sustained collaboration can accomplish.
Tasha Mellins-Cohen and Siân Harris of COUNTER Metrics, explain how COUNTER works, what it counts, and why your editorial and publishing teams should consider it essential business intelligence.
In this blog, author and Clear Skies CEO Adam Day reflects on his early experience with misconduct cases, what he’s learned since, and how editors can respond to the growing threat of papermills. From preparing your data and screening processes to taking decisive action, it’s clear: “Know Your Author” is more than a mantra—it’s a line of defense.
