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The Scholarly Kitchen
The July 2019 issue of Learned Publishing is now available for your summer reading! Early career researchers – what researcher trends are impacting the publishing industry? The newest issue of Learned Publishing opens with an editorial asking why ECRs have not proved to be the harbingers of change as anticipated, and asks if Plan S (with other sociocultural and technological changes) will be the trigger that changes their habits.
