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The new EASE Interactive Checklist for Submitting Authors combines the EASE Authors' Contributions & Conflict of Interest Disclosure form with the EASE Ethics Checklist for Authors into a single, more convenient version with tick boxes, text fields, and updated questions.

Read the editorial in our journal ESE for details, and download the form for use in your own journals.

https://doi.org/10.3897/ese.2024.e129735

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EASE Council members Iva Grabaric Andonovski and @ksenijab attended the COPE workshop for journal editors at the University of Split on Transparency and Best Practices in Scholarly Publishing.

Read Iva's report for EASE Digest here: https://ease.org.uk/2024/06/cope-workshop-for-journal-editors-at-the-university-of-split/

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"EASE has released a new set of draft guidelines on “How to Assess Peer Review Quality” ... I spoke with Dr. Mario Malički, the Chair of the EASE Peer Review Committee that is leading the initiative, to learn more about the aims and scope of the guidelines."
- Daniella Padula, Scholastica

https://blog.scholasticahq.com/post/peer-review-quality-guidelines-ease/

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An engaged journal editor adds to the peer review process: correspondence in European Science Editing from Gina Joubert.

The article gives insights into the ESE reviewing and decision process, framing the experience within the framework of COPE and ICMJE guidance, and the best practices for editorial performance proposed by Sovacool et al. for giving feedback on submissions requiring revision.

https://doi.org/10.3897/ese.2024.e119537

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New in European Science Editing: Nearly 1/2 of health sciences journals in South Africa don't mention statistics in their instructions for authors or make cursory references. Gina Joubert concludes that editors & publishers must give more detail on reporting requirements for statistical methods in quantitative research articles.
https://doi.org/10.3897/ese.2024.e114734
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New in our journal European Science Editing, a Correspondence article from Piero Pollesello and Papp Zoltan offers up an interesting take on the plausibility and practical uses of ChatGPT, along with a healthy portion of cautionary advice.

https://doi.org/10.3897/ese.2023.e112023

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