Following on from the previous post, here are a couple of interesting articles/opinion pieces focussing on the obsession to only publish in high impact factor journals, the high rejection rates for these journals, and how this results in limitation of scientific knowledge and high cost on scientist's time.
On plummeting manuscript acceptance rates by the main ecological journals and the progress of ecology David A. Wardle Ideas in Ecology and Evolution Citation opportunity cost of the high impact factor obsession Cagan H. Sekercioglu Current Biology
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AuthorYadvinder Malhi is an ecosytem ecologist and Professor of Ecosystem Science at Oxford University Archives
August 2019
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