DataSeer is helping AAAS boost reporting standards, collaborating with Taylor & Francis for compliance checks and open science metrics, and at KnowledgeWorks Global integrating open science checks into smart reviews.
Posted 05 November 2024
A Major Digitization Project Has Been Completed Thanks to the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
Posted 05 November 2024
The Internet Archives announces the ability to access archived webpages directly through Google search.
Posted 01 October 2024
Scholarly publishing is shaken by allegations of collusion and restraint of trade
Posted 01 October 2024
The new article type is now available at PLOS Climate, PLOS Global Public Health, PLOS Mental Health and PLOS Water.
Posted 01 October 2024
In a groundbreaking move, augmented reality technology will be incorporated into Karger's scientific journal, offering authors new options to visualize their research.
Posted 02 July 2024
The full-text database features a unique collection of rare and historically significant jazz periodicals.
Posted 07 May 2024
The policy marks the latest move by the publisher in integrating open research practice into its journal and book workflow, making it easier for authors to benefit from open science
Posted 02 April 2024
Information gathered from ChatGPT and other generative AI chatbots have been infiltrating the scholarly literature, according to several accounts appearing in the popular press, which is worrisome not only for scholars and librarians but also for the wider world. Distrust of scientific research has enormous implications. How bad is the problem? Marydee Ojala investigates.
Posted 02 April 2024
A new agreement with The Wikipedia Library allows volunteer editors to use the latest peer-reviewed research to enhance the quality and reliability of Wikipedia articles.
Posted 05 March 2024
Over 70 knowledge domains are available for licence to content producers who can use them as they deploy AI systems in their organizations. The knowledge domains cover a wide range of topics, including medicine, engineering, humanities, biology, and chemistry, among others.
Posted 05 March 2024
The two new titles in its collection of case studies are Animal Science Cases and Food Science and Nutrition Cases. The titles have been launched to answer the need for practical, educational resources in these subject areas. CABI Cases are backed by CABI's longstanding expertise in research and publishing in agriculture, the environment, and the applied life sciences.
Posted 05 March 2024
Mark Carden deserves congratulations for organising one of the most distinctive conferences on the scholarly calendar. This is a smallish conference, with around 160 attendees, but the attendees—publishers, librarians, and researchers—tend to return, because they know what to expect, and everyone I spoke to agreed it has a special atmosphere.
Posted 05 March 2024
Developed and tested with the research community, Scopus AI combines the world's largest database of curated scientific literature with responsible AI.
Posted 06 February 2024
Paper mills are a real threat to the integrity of the scholarly record. Collective effort is needed because no individual stakeholder can solve this problem alone.
Posted 06 February 2024
Cactus Communications has partnered with Elsevier to make over 19 million research article abstracts available on R Discovery. This collaboration will allow the global research community to access all of Elsevier's high-quality content in one place.
Posted 06 February 2024
December was a busy month for Taylor & Francis. On 4 December, it announced it was adding publisher Future Science Group to its portfolio and on 15 December that it would offer streamlined access to cited articles by integrating with GetFTR (Get Full Text Research).
Posted 02 January 2024
For the first time ever, the same person received both of these prestigious awards by the UK electronic information Group (UKeiG)
Posted 05 December 2023
Launched as a pilot in January 2023, Path to Open is a delayed OA model where new books are made available to supporting libraries upon publication and become OA after 3 years.
Posted 07 November 2023
The agreement means Crossref and Retraction Watch will combine to publicly distribute data about tens of thousands of retracted research papers and grow the service together. It also provides sustainability to Retraction Watch's work.
Posted 03 October 2023
STM have joined 26 organizations representing thousands of creative professionals around the world, including the academic publishing sector, news, entertainment, magazine, and book publishing companies released Global Principles for Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Posted 03 October 2023
The rebranding will start with Refinitiv Workspace becoming LSEG Workspace.
Posted 05 September 2023
Paramount Global and private equity firm KKR signed a definitive agreement for KKR to acquire Simon & Schuster for $1.62 billion in an all-cash transaction.
Posted 05 September 2023
Discovery and access to over 5.5 million global dissertations and theses added to Web of Science
Posted 01 August 2023
Open Advances will encompass a range of disciplines, focus on global challenges, and unlock Open Access by never charging authors a fee to publish
Posted 04 July 2023