The Charleston line up
Confirmed keynote speakers and plenary sessions are now available for the Charleston Conference, plus an extension to the early bird registration deadline
Library news
Winners of the ALPSP Awards 2022
Winner of the contribution to scholarly publishing award and joint winners of the innovation in publishing award announced at the ALPSP Conference
Brill announce collaboration with the FWF
Brill and the FWF to transform Historische Anthropologie to full open access by 2025
ConTech 2022 conference programme announced
Shifting from power to purpose in the age of data at the upcoming ConTech conference
ResearchGate and EDP Sciences announce content partnership
ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and EDP Sciences, an international academic publisher specializing in scientific, technical and medical disciplines, today announced a content syndication…
IEEE and CRUI to accelerate open-access publishing in Italy
IEEE has signs a three-year transformative agreement with the Conferenza dei Rettori delle Università Italiane to support authors to publish open access
R Discovery partners with Springer Nature
The partnership will enable researchers to access Springer Nature’s content in the form of daily recommendations on R Discovery
MIT Press announces new support for Fund for Diverse Voices
Funding from the Heising-Simons Foundation and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will enable MIT Press to support more new books by underrepresented authors
Clarivate’s former publisher relations expert joins Frontiers
Tom Ciavarella appointed as head of public affairs and advocacy for North America at Frontiers
Springer Nature and Projekt DEAL extend partnership
Transformative agreement led to 13% more articles published open access in 2021 than 2020 and means 2019 partnership extended for fourth year
Springer Nature becomes first publisher to partner with CiteAb
Integrating its Protocols and Methods Portfolio data into the CiteAb platform will add to the resources already available to help researchers make more informed…
Springer Nature now supports 2.5 million authors
FinELIb consortium authors become the latest to benefit from a transformative agreement for Nature and the Nature research journals