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.
European Science Editing in a time of change. Armen Yuri Gasparyan
Systematic quality review of guidelines – feasible and useful? Anne Hilde Rosvik, Espen Movik, Magne Nylenna
Scientific discourse and contrastive linguistics: hedging. Francoise Salager-Meyer
Native and non-native speakers of English as copy-editors of research papers. Yateendra Joshi
Perspectives on science editing and publishing in Iran: think globally, act locally. Mohammad Abdollahi
Improving peer review in scholarly journals. Lutz Bornmann, Philippa Mungra
Scientific journals in Costa Rica: current situation and challenges. Saray Cordoba Gonzalez
How to be a successful journal editor short course. Wojciech Wysocki
David Goodstein: On Fact and Fraud: Cautionary tales from the front lines of science. Moira Johnson
EASE-Forum Digest, December 2010 to March 2011. Elise Langdon Neuner (compiler)
This Site I Like: Information and advice for the researchers from the “scientific periphery”. Dario Sambunjak
My Life as an Editor: Moira A Johnson
News Notes. Lionel Browne and John Hilton
The Editor’s Bookshelf. Anna Maria Rossi and Penny Hubbard (compilers)
EASE business
Forthcoming meetings, courses, and BELS examinations