Redefining how we measure scholarly impact
AI is driving scholarly publishing to a flashpoint, write Tasha Mellins-Cohen and Michael Sisolak
AI is driving scholarly publishing to a flashpoint, write Tasha Mellins-Cohen and Michael Sisolak
LMICs’ share of the world’s published researchers at more than half, compared with 13% in 1994
New approach aims to support collection decisions, publishing strategies and research assessment
Guidance addresses institutional priorities, responsibilities and risks across teaching, research and administration
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Publisher says the affected articles represent less than 0.06% of its conference publications over a six-year period
Alliance aims to promote a more open and transparent approach to scholarly communication
Charlesworth to boost IntechOpen’s reach in China through sales and WeChat marketing
The partnership will explore how AI can support peer reviewers while keeping human judgement central to the process
Agreement secures the high-capacity fibre infrastructure underpinning the UK's Janet Network
Initiative aims to address challenges facing higher and further education institutions
Public investment "typically accounts for more than 95% of the cost of producing a research article"