Is collaboration key to a more connected research ecosystem?
A Research Information webinar explored integrated platforms, interoperability and a new approach to collaboration
AI and tech
Publishing Platforms: Competition, Collaboration or Interoperability?
Is the growing number of platforms and tools actually making life easier for publishers and researchers?
Redefining how we measure scholarly impact
AI is driving scholarly publishing to a flashpoint, write Tasha Mellins-Cohen and Michael Sisolak
Charleston 2026: From AI experiments to everyday library practice
Charleston Conference session explored the challenge through four practical presentations
Charleston Premiers: 10 approaches to the changing research landscape
Ten presentations, five minutes each – a snapshot of innovation across scholarly communications
Charleston 2026: Duke librarian wins Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Award
Winner recognised for her work to help librarians understand digital access, authentication and user privacy
Charleston 2026: Libraries must show their value as financial pressures mount
Libraries "must do more to demonstrate their contribution to institutional priorities if they are to protect their budgets"
Charleston 2026: Securing a fair return in the AI economy
Libraries and publishers must recognise what they have built together, Rosalyn Metz tells Charleston Conference
Ad Fontes Science develops journal reliability rating system
New approach aims to support collection decisions, publishing strategies and research assessment
Open Research Europe relaunches under CERN with expanded eligibility
Collective funding model extends publishing access to more than 2.5 million scientists
New Jisc framework helps leaders on AI adoption
Guidance addresses institutional priorities, responsibilities and risks across teaching, research and administration
RI webcast to explore competition, collaboration and publishing platforms
Join on 10 November to explore what it will take to build a more connected scholarly publishing ecosystem