Analysis and opinion

Tamir Borensztajn reframes artificial intelligence as the "connective tissue of academic knowledge"

Liz Martin explains some of the strategies that led to a 36 per cent reduction in carbon emissions at IOP Publishing

Darrell Gunter says mechanisms that governed trust, correction, and authority in the print and early digital eras are no longer sufficient

Steve Smith argues that the "Knowledge Object" should be considered the atomic unit of the scholarly record

Considering the needs of smaller publishers will yield more efficacious solutions and implementation at every scale, writes Danielle Padula

Shafina Segon explains where higher education stands at the end of 2025 – and what 2026 must deliver

Malavika Legge reflects on OASPA’s new ‘percentage to participation’ position paper

We need to recognise, celebrate, and elevate those driving progress, writes Melanie Dolechek

Steve Smith explains why academic publishers must now become "curators of context" in the compute age

Julia Mortimer describes the inspiration behind Bristol University Press' Global Social Challenges Development Fund

The current publishing system doesn’t reflect how science is done – or how it should be assessed, writes Iain Hrynaszkiewicz

Laura Feetham-Walker explains how researchers are engaging with AI, the concerns it raises, and the importance of human expertise