The latest from Hindawi
To support World No Tobacco Day and the commitment to quit, we are highlighting some of our latest articles from the Journal of Smoking Cessation.
L. Roberts
27 May 2021
What would you say to your younger, Early Career Researcher self? Advice from Hindawi Editors on how to go about writing your first manuscript.
F. Kelesidou26 May 2021
To help you make the most of your research, we’ve partnered with a group of leading author service providers to offer Hindawi authors a discount on a...
K. Duoos18 May 2021
Catriona MacCallum, Hindawi’s Director of Open Science, discusses a historic milestone for scientific publishing.
C. J. MacCallum14 May 2021
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, Dr. Zoë J. Ayres talks about breaking the mental health stigma in academia, her project #100voices and her...
A. Sladen11 May 2021
X (formerly Twitter) is increasingly important in science communication as a way to share published work and talk to fellow scientists and the...
E. Chabrol06 May 2021
To help you make the most of your research, we’ve partnered with a group of leading author service providers to offer Hindawi authors a discount on a...
K. Duoos26 Apr 2021
Ruth King talks about how scholarly publishing promotes educational awareness in geosciences and enables the rapid dissemination of innovative...
A. Sladen22 Apr 2021
The way people walk while carrying their smart devices could help to improve the mapping of indoor areas poorly served by GPS.
SciencePod19 Apr 2021
Submitting an article to an academic journal can be a daunting process for all authors, but even more so for early career researchers. Rebecca...
R. Windless14 Apr 2021
In honor of World Health Day, we are looking at how Hindawi journals – with the full support and collaboration of our authors, editors and reviewers...
F. Kelesidou07 Apr 2021
Special Issues can be a highly effective tool to re-examine a topic of interest from a new perspective while also promoting your research to a wider...
A. Sladen29 Mar 2021