We are delighted to share that the Journal of Spine Practice has received its first citation in PubMed, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to advancing spinal research. The recognized article, titled ‘Three decades of spine surgery research evolution in Saudi Arabia: A bibliometric analysis,’ from volume 2, issue 2 of our journal, can be found in the prestigious index.

Our Chief Academic Officer, Dr Emily Choynowski, led a special capacity-building workshop for Knowledge E’s KnE Learn service titled ‘Academic Conferences: Select, Submit & Present Successfully.’

We were thrilled to collaborate with the Forum for Open Research in MENA (FORM), contributing an event to their Community Development Series. Titled Rise of the Predators: How to identify and avoid predatory publishers and conferences’,

We are very excited to host our first workshop, designed to help researchers attend and present at conferences. This is a vital skill for any researcher seeking to build a reputation and develop valuable connections within their field.