"...These publications don't make their money from advertisers.
To have a research paper published in a top-tier journal will cost the research team several thousand dollars...
Why, you might add, would anyone pay $12,000 to have their paper published in one of Nature's 156 titles?
- The way you win grants, acquire and maintain academic tenure, and move from the underpaid gypsy status of a post-doctoral researcher is by publishing.
- Nearly all the problems associated with academic publishing — fraudulent data, insipid and irrelevant subjects, and incoherent writing being top among them — stem from the role publishing in academic journals plays in scientific research.
- Paradoxically, the business model of academic journals is based on selling space to needy scientists, and so there is a tension between academic integrity and the bottom line that technology, especially the emergence of large language models, has exacerbated...
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