“A more optimistic outlook for scholarly communication”
Cooperation and trust were key themes at the STM Frankfurt Conference 2026, writes Mithu Lucraft
Cooperation and trust were key themes at the STM Frankfurt Conference 2026, writes Mithu Lucraft
Darrell Gunter sets out his wishes for publishers, societies, libraries, researchers, funders, and technology partners
The librarian and educator talks about information literacy, research integrity, AI, and never waiting for permission
Research Information recently hosted a webinar on paid peer review. Tim Gillett gives a potted view of proceedings
Tim Gillett meets Web of Science’s Editor-in-Chief for the fifth in our Women in Scholarly Communications series
Marvin Starominski-Uehara explores how termite behaviour challenges assumptions on self-citation and academic misconduct
Kim Eggleton explores how pre-review screening protects reviewer time, strengthens integrity and improves scholarly publishing
Anna Hughes examines how OPERAS is building a sustainable future for Europe’s open research infrastructure
AI is making science easier to access but harder to trust. Scientific literacy must catch up, writes Giulia Stefenelli
Composite computational models are exposing the object we still don’t identify well enough, writes Joshua Brown
The Director of ISSN International Centre on the largely invisible systems that keep scholarly communication working
As scholarly communication evolves, so must the structures that sustain it, writes Gali Halevi