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Chapter 16 - What Should We Do to Publish Journal Articles in the Future?
from Part VI - Future of Journal Article Publication
Zheng Yan, University at Albany, State University of New York
Book:

Publishing Journal Articles

Published online:

27 October 2020

Print publication:

05 November 2020, pp 185-195
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The last chapter of the book focuses on the major future trends of journal article publication. It discusses good initial responses from students, current challenges for authors, as in the three cases of Ann, Zachary, and Pat, and four core concepts related to future journal publication, that is, open science, open access, transparency standards, and early career researchers. It ends with several practical suggestions: be aware of the current transition from paper-based scientific communication to digital-based scientific communication and from subscription-based journal publication to open-access-based journal publication, be knowledgeable about the impacts of these transitions, and be competent in new skills for open science in general and open access journal publication in particular.