Editor's picks

"Optimising the UK’s university research infrastructure assets" brings together a range of perspectives, says Victoria Moody

Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins

Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins describe how a society publisher unlocked author insights and improved workflows

One-day hybrid event is taking place online and at the Sheraton Skyline Hotel, London Heathrow

News

08 June 2023

IOP Publishing is expanding its open access Environmental Research portfolio to address the urgent need for sustainable food solutions globally. Environmental Research: Food Systems, which supports the United Nation’s Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs), is an interdisciplinary forum for researchers working to achieve sustainable g

08 June 2023

Event, which runs from 25 to 29 September, brings together researchers, publishers, editors, and other stakeholders in the scholarly community

07 June 2023

Analysis calls for equity for developing nations within the world’s research ecosystem

Analysis & opinion

24 May 2023

"Optimising the UK’s university research infrastructure assets" brings together a range of perspectives, says Victoria Moody

Analysis & opinion

Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins

18 May 2023

Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins describe how a society publisher unlocked author insights and improved workflows

Sabine Louet believes bite-size research can now be accessible anywhere

10 May 2023

As the fuss over GPT-style technology continues, scientists are now fully aware that the future of research productivity will depend on Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, a different kind of AI, called extractive summarisation and based on natural language processing, will bring a much-needed time-saving tool to authors. Such a tool preserves the integrity of the evidence without ‘hallucinations’. 

03 May 2023

Tricia Miller and Andrea Lopez explain how the model benefits everyone in the scholarly community

Features

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24 April 2023

The rapid adoption of ebooks in recent years has led to greater scrutiny of pricing models, writes David Stuart

Features

11 April 2023

Twenty years after its launch, the latest update to the COUNTER Code of Practice is about to go live

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09 March 2023

Four industry figures tell Annabel Ola what needs to change to make research accessible to all

02 March 2023

Toby Green examines the growing problem of grey literature research, which is not being published

Interviews

David McDade

David McDade reviews the highs and lows of launching a book programme

Vivek Mehra

Vivek Mehra describes the foundation of Vikramshila, which aims to "embrace academics of all nations"

Vikram Savkar tells us what open science really means today and how accessibility in research has shaped it

Viewpoint

Your employees and copyright awareness: sharing your policy may not be enough

BMJ and Overton launch first research impact tool focused on health and social care

A new suite of solutions to support organisations in reaching their strategic goals

Resources

More than 600 information professionals around the world share how copyrighted content is reused and shared in the workplace

Your employees and copyright awareness: sharing your policy may not be enough

BMJ and Overton launch first research impact tool focused on health and social care

Press releases

03 May 2023

One-day hybrid event is taking place online and at the Sheraton Skyline Hotel, London Heathrow

17 November 2022

The programme for the 2023 hybrid Researcher to Reader Conference has now been announced, and is given in full on the conference 

08 November 2022

The digitisation of scientific content is a revolution that has yet to reach its full potential. In this opening keynote Rob Terry – TDR - World Health Organization will make the case for