One of the primary reasons for the rising pressure on academics is “publish or perish” culture, where academic promotions and funding are heavily tied to publication volume rather than ...

Correspondence to Dr Christian J Barton, Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria 3086, Australia; christian{at}completesportscare.com.au Knowledge ...

The role of the humanities in China’s education system has come under scrutiny as the country pushes for scientific advancement and a hi-tech workforce. In recent years, several top Chinese ...

The constant pressure to conduct research, secure grants and fellowships, attend conferences, and publish or perish is only part of the story. There is, additionally, the immense responsibility to ...

The goal was no longer discovery but survival. Publish or perish became not just a threat but a mindset. There was less room for awe, fewer risky questions, and little time for deep thinking.

This week’s update of the Passthrough Camera API for Quest means that developers can now publish apps to the Horizon store that directly access the front-facing cameras of Quest 3 and 3S.

The Trump administration is legally obligated to produce the assessment, but the White House told CBS News that it's evaluating the scope of the assessment that it will publish. The National ...

How serious is today’s “publish or perish” culture? Quite a bit, indeed. One significant exception was 2013 Nobel laureate British physicist Peter Higgs, well known for the Higgs Boson.

Yet evidence suggests that scholars in China choose where to publish to align with this ranking. For example, between 2015 and 2019, journals that were downgraded in the CAS list saw a 14.8% ...

But with the $6.8 billion in cuts to grants at the Health of Human Services, the journal will no longer have the budget needed to publish its free, open-access research. Nor will its sister ...