Elaine Ellerton

Elaine Ellerton holds a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Texas at Austin. With 16 years of experience as an editor in scientific publishing, she has developed deep expertise in research integrity and has firsthand knowledge of research and publishing fraud.

Integrity screening for existing editorial workflows

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How publishers can add integrity screening without disrupting editorial workflows

Integrity screening should fit editorial workflows, connect data, and reduce technical burden across digital publishing platforms.

by Elaine Ellerton

Trust signals

Why research integrity teams need earlier manuscript risk signals

Manuscript integrity screening helps research integrity teams spot risk signals earlier and make clearer, human-led editorial decisions.

by Elaine Ellerton

Research integrity risk has changed. Learn why publishers need manuscript risk signals beyond text similarity to support earlier, clearer screening.

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Getting ahead of research misconduct: Why publishers need earlier manuscript risk signals

Research integrity risk has changed. Learn why publishers need manuscript risk signals beyond text similarity to support earlier, clearer screening.

by Elaine Ellerton

Elaine Ellerton

How publishers can add integrity screening without disrupting editorial workflows

Why research integrity teams need earlier manuscript risk signals

Getting ahead of research misconduct: Why publishers need earlier manuscript risk signals

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