Transparent peer review pilot announced
8 August 2019
The Web of Science Group has entered a partnership with Emerald Publishing to pilot the industry’s first cross-publisher, scalable and transparent peer review workflow
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Phill Jones joins Emerald as CTO
22 March 2018
Emerald Group has appointed Phill Jones, formerly director of publishing innovation at Digital Science
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How do we break down the barriers between academia and practice?
11 December 2017
Academia and industry working together toward a common goal: to make the world a better place. Most of us would agree this is a worthy aspiration
Towards Maturity joins Emerald Group
1 June 2017
Towards Maturity, a practice in the professional learning and development market, will be joining the Emerald Group
LIS articles
14 March 2013
Emerald Group Publishing has announced the next batch of articles available in open access as part of its 'special partnership' with the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
Journals on-the-go app
20 February 2012
Emerald launches journals on-the-go app
Video Abstracts Showcase
20 February 2012
Emerald launches video abstracts
Research in the News
24 November 2011
Bridging gap between academia and world events
Emerald Engineering
1 August 2006
Emerald Group Publishing is launching a new web portal for engineers and is offering free access to the full content on the Emerald Engineering web portal until September 2006.
Emerald Management Xtra
1 June 2006
Emerald Group Publishing has launched Emerald Management Xtra for Deans and Directors. This suite of online resources is designed to support senior managers and administrators in management education.
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