NISO launches pilot to track scholarly content used by AI systems
Twelve-month project will develop a minimum metadata model to improve provenance and attribution
Twelve-month project will develop a minimum metadata model to improve provenance and attribution
New guidance "sets clear expectations for fair and inclusive global collaboration" says publisher
Cooperation and trust were key themes at the STM Frankfurt Conference 2026, writes Mithu Lucraft
Publisher "will now benefit from greater flexibility and freedom through the next phase of its development"
“The Endpoint Question” will examine how scholarly content should meet AI agents at the point of access
The open-access repository received 40,363 submissions in September 2026 – double the same month in 2024
Research Information's Trends for Constructive Growth brings together perspectives from industry and academia
Agreement builds on Charlesworth’s existing work with the Chinese scholarly publishing community
Darrell Gunter sets out his wishes for publishers, societies, libraries, researchers, funders, and technology partners
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
Model continues to drive open access growth as market matures, according to latest release of STM Open Access Dashboard