Why Annual Reviews bought Underline Science
EXCLUSIVE: Richard Gallagher and Jernej Masnec discuss AI, conferences and the future of scholarly communities worldwide
Interview
Guiding Cambridge through publishing’s AI revolution
An exclusive in-depth interview with Mandy Hill – managing director at Cambridge University Press
“Reputation, trust, and community”
Mark Carden reflects on his 11 years as director of the Researcher to Reader meeting and the importance of conversation
A service for mathematicians, by mathematicians
On the 30th anniversary of MathSciNet, Edward Dunne retraces the history of Mathematical Reviews and explains its importance
An ongoing commitment to supporting UK teaching, research, and innovation
Anna Vernon – Head of Licensing at Jisc – discusses collective negotiation, open access evolution, and her vision for a more inclusive scholarly communications…
“Merit and relevance of research should be determined by visibility and impact”
Akhilesh Ayer – Cactus Communications CEO – reflects on pressing issues for the industry, the global south, and his hopes for the future
Interview: “We’ll achieve more working together”
Claire Moulton, CEO of The Company of Biologists, celebrates the organisation's 100th birthday and looks to the years ahead
INTERVIEW: Making a splash
Max Riggsbee explains how the TopicLake Insights platform can help researchers navigate complex regulations
INTERVIEW: “I want others to fall in love with the profession”
Heather Staines, newly-appointed president of SSP, recalls her career and outlines her hopes for the wider industry
INTERVIEW: Democratising science
Christian Box of Karger Publishers reflects on 20 years in the industry and his hopes for the future of scholarly communications
INTERVIEW: Re-enforcing the power of open science
Frederick Fenter, Chief Executive Editor of Frontiers, explains the recent formation of the Open Science Charter and its call for unrestricted access to scientific…
“Publishing isn’t just a single stepping stone”
Sophie Goldsworthy met Tim Gillett to discuss all things scholarly, the forthcoming Oxford Intersections series, and her love of landscape photography