The art of judging things for what they are
Kim Eggleton on how using anonymity can create more diverse, equitable, and inclusive peer review
Publishing news
Staying open to open science needs
When it comes to platforms and the shifting OA landscape there's no one-size-fits-all solution, writes Hannah Heckner
Malicious mislabeling at the expense of embracing DEI
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the forefront of every conversation in higher education and academia, writes Nick Newcomer
How can open science help achieve sustainability?
The time for action is now, write Nicola Jones and Nick Campbell
Language as a barrier to publishing?
Hilde van Zeeland and Juan Castro describe how natural language processing is changing the game
Researcher to Reader conference – final call for papers
There is just one week remaining for a call for papers for the Researcher to Reader conference next February
New ISSN international centre in Peru
The ISSN International Centre has announced the opening of the 93rd ISSN National Centre in Lima, Peru
Citations are more than just a number
Citations are much more than just a number or a metric used to price journal subscriptions or APCs, writes Josh Nicholson
OASPA conference registration open
Preliminary programme is now available for September event
All change at Cambridge
Cambridge University Press & Assessment will provide academic research, learning and assessment offerings globally
Facing up to digital pollution
Liz Martin asks: what can publishers do about the environmental impact of digital content?
Trekking into the semantic frontier
Jonathan Bresman explains why the Starship Enterprise and Jurassic Park needed semantic search