The Society for Scholarly Publishing is looking to better understand the challenges and needs of early career individuals in the scholarly communication field, and is inviting them to take part in a study relating to their needs and preferences
Peerage of Science has announced that it is to default to double-blind reviewer anonymity after admitting that triple-blind reviewing is too big obstacle for most editors
Recent open access initiatives come across as unyielding, one-sided and unwilling to compromise, says Rafael Ball
Details of speakers have been finalised for the next ALPSP seminar in London: Standing on the Digits of Giants: Research data, preservation and innovation
HighWire Press, a technology platform and strategic partner to scholarly publishers and societies, and TrendMD, a scholarly content recommendation engine, have partnered to increase research discoverability
The results of a recent survey highlight how the peer review process might be improved to better support reviewers. Key findings from the study, carried out by Wiley, include the need for additional training and increased recognition for peer reviewers
Laura Wheeler reports on a panel debate aimed at ensuring that the UK remains at the heart of global science and engineering
The UK's minister of state for culture and the digital economy Ed Vaizey has today confirmed a new interdisciplinary 'Research Hub' to drive forward UK research in the Internet of Things
Brittain brings to the role 30 years of working in the information sector, with a particular focus on the intersection between research knowledge and international development
Semantico has announced the appointment of David McNally as chief executive officer, succeeding the company's founder Richard Padley, who steps into the role of chairman
