The European Association of Science Editors (EASE) is an international community of individuals and associations from diverse backgrounds, linguistic traditions and professional experiences in science communication and editing.
Participating in ESOF. Mercè Piqueras
Functional use of frequently and infrequently cited articles in citing publications: a content analysis of citations to articles with low and high citation counts. Lutz Bornmann, Hans-Dieter Daniel
Preserving the hidden heritage of scientific research institutions. Paola de Castro
How to reject a statistical paper. Marcin Kozak
Editing around the world
Raising the visibility of “small journals”: the Venezuelan Association of Biomedical Journal Editors (ASERME). Herbert Stegemann
Publication metrics and delivering ROI on publications planning. Moira Johnson-Vekony
Software for detecting plagiarism and redundant publication. Liz Wager
Thomas A Lang, Michelle Secic: How to Report Statistics in Medicine, 2nd edition (Ed Hull)
Matthew Stevens: Subtleties of Scientific Style. Colin Batchelor
EASE-Forum Digest, December 2007 to March 2008. Elise Langdon-Neuner (compiler)
The Editors’ WebWatch. Colin Batchelor (compiler)
News Notes. Richard Hurley
The Editor’s Bookshelf. Paola De Castro (compiler)
Forthcoming meetings, courses, and BELS examinations
EASE Business
Meeting with a Chinese delegation. Joan Marsh and Sheilla Evered