China is working on a master plan for the internationalisation of its domestic journals and plans to pursue an open science strategy at a national level
The study will reveal the implications of Covid-19 on academic research
A group of industry organisations have signed up for involvement in a research study organised by Kudos
Cactus Communications has announced the launch of covid19.researcher.life, a platform aimed at offering researchers a single platform for all Covid-19-related research
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In the latest issue of our Research Information magazine, there is an article on the subject of augmented reality – and the possibilities of using the technology in the world of academic publishing
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