Scope
The journal publishes original research papers, reviews, viewpoints, commentaries, letters, and meeting reports on science communication, informatics, scientometrics, and other issues of interest to scholarly journal editors, reviewers, and authors. Regular features of the journal include science writing and editing news, book reviews, biographies of eminent journal editors, and updated information on online resources. The journal contains a series on "Editing around the world", a digest of discussion threads from the "EASE-Forum" (the association's e-discussion list), and announcements of scientific and educational meetings.
Six months after publication, journal issues become open access. The "Editor's Bookshelf" section, listing articles and books of relevance for science editors, is also published on the association's website.
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