ALPSP announces annual awards
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) announced the winners of its 2014 awards at the ALPSP International Conference held last week at Heathrow, UK
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) announced the winners of its 2014 awards at the ALPSP International Conference held last week at Heathrow, UK
Researchers can now connect with their scholarly activities and contribution while also tracking the impact of their work using a combination of Open Research and Contributer ID (ORCID) and PlumX from Plum Analytics, part of EBSCO
A new report report from media and publishing intelligence firm Simba Information indicates that a global campaign to increase open access to scientific research has created a fast-growing revenue stream for scientific, technical and medical journal publishers
Attempts to build a shared data centre for the UK's research and education institutions have been ambitious but unsuccessful - until now. Dan Perry describes a new partnership that aims to overcome the challenges of creating a shared data centre and make it easier for institutions to weigh up the advantages of using the data centre
DataSalon has launched OrgRef, an open dataset of academic and research organisations that is free for anyone to use
Recommendations to Australia's parliament on science, technology, engineering and maths highlight the role that open access could play
Michelle Pauli examines a new project that will enable researchers to explore the future internet
Hijacking of journal websites is a worrying side product of scholarly communication's move online and a topic that Iran-based journalist and researcher Mehrdad Jalalian is particularly concerned about. We asked him about the problem and how researchers and others can address the issue
The UK's system for assessing research and allocating money has added new open-access requirements. Neil Jacobs looks at what this means for researchers in the UK and elsewhere
The Access to Research initiative, which launched in the UK six months ago, now includes 163 local authorities - 80 per cent of the local authorities in England, Scotland and Wales