As we reflect on 2024, it’s clear that Canadian Science Publishing (CSP) has had an exceptional year of growth, innovation, and collaboration. From launching new partnerships and enhancing…
October 21-27, 2024 marks International Open Access Week, an event that celebrates and promotes the principles of open access (OA). The theme of this year’s OA week is…
Have you ever tried to conduct a research project using data from another study, only to find that the original data you need were no longer available? When…
Over the course of his career, Steven J. Cooke, an esteemed biologist, editor, and Canada Research Professor, has watched the public’s trust in science erode. The last decade…
Each year, researchers spend many hours conducting scholarly peer review, typically on an entirely voluntary basis. Reviewers devote a great deal of their time and effort to not just simply reading…
From locations of spawning sites to species distribution models, the data and code used by fisheries and aquatic scientists are vast. But access to the data and code…
The scientific method, inherently iterative, builds on previous knowledge to inform new hypotheses. Metascience, a sub-discipline dedicated to the study of science itself, reveals that the practice of science…
As we bid farewell to 2023, it's time to reflect on the remarkable strides we've made in the pursuit of excellence in scientific publishing. This has been the first…
In 1980, as a PhD student, John Smol published his first paper in Canadian Science Publishing (CSP)’s journal portfolio. The topic? Using fossil algae from sediment cores as indicators…
Do you know the phrase “the data speak for themselves?” According to Dr. Stephen Heard, professor at the University of New Brunswick, past Subject Editor for FACETS, and author…