Open-access physics consortium gets award
14 July 2010
CERN/SCOAP3 is awarded the SPARC Europe Award for Outstanding
Achievements in Scholarly Communications
James Gray assesses the situation and how it can be addressed
Awards
ALPSP announces award winners
14 September 2009
ALPSP announced the winners of its 2009 Awards at the ALPSP International Conference dinner in September
Nature named 'journal of the century'
17 June 2009
The 686 members of the BioMedical & Life Sciences Division of the Special Libraries Association have chosen the journal Nature as 'journal of the century'
Peter Norton wins IPI Award
17 March 2009
The 2009 IPI Award will be given to Peter Norton. The announcement was made at the International Patent Information Conference and Exposition, IPI-ConfEx, held in Venice-Mestre in March
ALPSP awards publishing prizes
15 September 2008
ALPSP has announced the winners of its 2008 awards.
ALPSP announces finalists for annual awards
22 July 2008
ALPSP shortlists finalists for Best New Journal and Publishing Innovation awards.
SAGE's eReference platform receives award
25 March 2008
The SAGE eReference platform was recently honoured as a 2007 Choice Outstanding Academic Title.
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