Times Higher Education·4 min read·hard
Chinese authors far less likely to be published in top journals
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Lily Pagano
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A study published in Science journals indicates that researchers based in China face significantly lower acceptance rates compared to their Western counterparts. The authors suggest that high volumes of submissions from China may lead editors to filter out papers during initial screenings.
Researchers based in China face persistent and substantial disadvantage in getting their work published in the world’s most influential science journals, according to an extensive new study of editorial decision-making.
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