EBSCO launches Indigenous Studies Source database
Resource brings together journals, books and primary materials covering Indigenous communities across multiple regions
Research News
25 years of expanding who gets to participate in global research
Research4Life works with more than 185 publisher partners to provide access to 250,000 journals, books and databases
Wiley content to power OpenEvidence clinical AI platform
Partnership brings hundreds of Wiley journals and Cochrane evidence into AI tools used by physicians at the point of care
Digital Science partners with Higher Education Research Security Association
Collaboration aimed at strengthening research security and integrity across UK universities
Purpose Led Publishing expands APS Summit access
Physical sciences coalition to host 23 global satellite hubs for 2026 APS Global Physics Summit in Denver
As AI adoption grows, how should research record it?
Researchers operating across multiple institutions and publication venues face a confusing landscape, writes Joanna Young
Clarivate reveals trends in Highly Cited Researcher awards
Top 70 institutions represent 3.3% of all institutions appearing in the data but account for 43.3% of all awards
Researcher to Reader conference under new ownership
New director Tiberius Ignat "to take event to the next level with one aim – to improve the quality of research"
AIP Publishing and Max Planck Society sign new three-year deal
Researchers affiliated with Max Planck Institutes to able to publish open access with no individual APCs
Elsevier and Jisc sign read and publish agreement for UK institutions
Agreement "a step towards meeting the evolving needs of institutions and strengthening the UK's open research landscape"
Women less likely to submit to top-tier journals, study finds
Women were more likely to cite concerns that their research was not ground-breaking or sufficiently novel
When research integrity fails, the institution must handle the fallout
Collaboration and shared digital solutions give universities practical ways to protect themselves, says Liam Earney