Research News
The Research News section highlights notable studies, emerging research themes, and significant scholarly contributions published across Global Journals®.
- Summaries of recently published research
- Highlights of interdisciplinary studies
- Emerging trends across science, technology, medicine, engineering, business, and social sciences
- Research with practical, policy, or industry relevance
- Announcements of special issues and thematic volumes
- Research News helps:
- Readers quickly understand key findings
- Media professionals identify relevant research topics
- Academics track developments in related disciplines
- Institutions monitor current scholarly contributions
- Each research highlights links to the full peer reviewed article for detailed review and citation.
Research summaries are prepared based on published articles. For media references or additional clarification regarding a highlighted study, please contact the Media section.
- To request a Research News feature or a topic roundup, include:
- Article link or full citation (title, journal, year)
- Short explanation of why it is newsworthy
- Intended audience (media, academic, public sector, industry)
- Preferred angle (methods, application, comparative results, review summary)
- Deadline and preferred response format
QUESTIONS?
FAQ
Is Research News the same as the research paper?
No. It is a summary and navigation aid. The article is the primary source for methods, results, and limitations.
Can journalists cite Research News content?
Yes, but citation to the underlying article is recommended for accuracy. Use the article link and citation details whenever possible.
How do I suggest a paper for coverage?
Submit the article link or citation details and explain why it matters, who it affects, and what makes it timely.
Can you create a topic roundup for a specific theme?
Yes. Provide your theme, keywords, timeframe, and intended audience, and request a list of relevant journals and starting points.
Do Research News items represent endorsements?
No. Selection for coverage does not imply endorsement of claims or products and does not replace independent verification.
Can you confirm whether a paper is published?
How do you handle corrections?
If an update relates to an article correction or record change, the Research News item can be updated or clarified based on verified information.
What should I include for the fastest response?
A direct link, clear questions, your deadline, and the angle you are working on.
