Canadian partners unite to strengthen open research preservation
Move represents a significant step towards strengthening Canada's community-owned scholarly infrastructure
Industry trends
Clarivate to sell Life Sciences & Healthcare business for $600m
Deal leaves the company focused on its Academia & Government (A&G) and Intellectual Property (IP) businesses
Guiding Cambridge through publishing’s AI revolution
An exclusive in-depth interview with Mandy Hill – managing director at Cambridge University Press
Why scholarly publishing needs an independent certification authority
A universal certification framework would distinguish trusted publishers from bad actors, writes Darrell Gunter
UNESCO launches open-source platform to advance global open science
Platform is released as free and open-source software and is built on open technologies
Jisc and EAUC urge institutions to address AI’s environmental impact
Guidance calls on institutions to balance AI innovation with sustainability, transparency and responsible governance
SSP condemns proposed US federal research rule changes
Society warns planned grant rules threaten scientific integrity, global collaboration, and research innovation worldwide
Cambridge University Press joins creative industries coalition on responsible AI
ARIAM brings together content creators, publishers, broadcasters and media organisations
AIP Publishing adds AI review layer to proceedings
Publisher partners with Hum to deploy Alchemist Review to add AI-assisted quality checks to conference records
R2R Ownership Transfer Complete
Transfer of ownership of the R2R Conference, which was announced in February, has now been completed
APS warns proposed US research grant rules could politicise funding decisions
Society also planning to launch a letter-writing portal to help researchers submit formal responses
Biology Open paid peer review model cuts times to five working days
Reviewers were paid £220 per manuscript, conditional on timely completion and editorial assessment of review quality