Elsevier expands LeapSpace content and adds independent AI advisory board
Company says platform now incorporates content from more than 1,500 scholarly publishers and societies
Artificial intelligence
Springer Nature launches framework on use of artificial intelligence
More than 70 per cent of researchers "see publisher guidance on AI as increasingly important"
Oxford updates AI disclosure guidelines for academic authors
Research found widespread uncertainty over when artificial intelligence use should be disclosed
Taming the Crocodile enters its next phase
Phase II will shift focus from mapping challenges posed by AI-mediated discovery towards developing practical responses
China leads library AI adoption, says Clarivate report
"Pulse of the Library" found 28% of respondents in mainland China reported "moderate to active" implementation
Scientific literacy must keep pace with artificial intelligence
AI is making science easier to access but harder to trust. Scientific literacy must catch up, writes Giulia Stefenelli
Digital Science’s 2026 Catalyst Grant seeks agentic AI workflows
Up to £25,000 to be won for early-stage solutions building research agents – with audit, governance and provenance
GeoScienceWorld launches AI research assistant for geoscientists
GeoScienceWorld launches GeoSapienAI. This new AI research assistant synthesises peer-reviewed geoscience literature to reduce AI hallucinations and aid discovery.
OpenAI launches free ChatGPT programme for 100,000 researchers
Initial cohort includes Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in the US and France's École Normale Supérieure (ENS)
Sage partners with Causaly to bring full-text journals into AI research platform
Deal enables analysis of complete journal articles including methods, results tables and supporting data
Wiley joins US Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission Consortium
Sole scientific publisher joins a group of members that includes Nvidia, AWS, Microsoft, IBM and AMD
Bloomsbury to share in $1.5bn Anthropic AI copyright settlement
According to the publisher, the court has identified 14,087 Bloomsbury titles as falling within the scope of the settlement