Elsevier pledges AI tools and €1m annual support to European research initiative
Move by publisher is intended to support AI adoption across European research and healthcare
AI and tech
NISO launches pilot to track scholarly content used by AI systems
Twelve-month project will develop a minimum metadata model to improve provenance and attribution
“A more optimistic outlook for scholarly communication”
Cooperation and trust were key themes at the STM Frankfurt Conference 2026, writes Mithu Lucraft
Using AI to take the guesswork out of journal selection
Researchers face increasingly complex landscape finding the right publication, writes Simon Linacre
Developing standards for AI in research
Institutions and their libraries face an urgent question: how should tools be evaluated for use in research?
STM and Ithaka S+R launch study into AI agents’ access
“The Endpoint Question” will examine how scholarly content should meet AI agents at the point of access
arXiv imposes submission limits amid surge in AI-generated papers
The open-access repository received 40,363 submissions in September 2026 – double the same month in 2024
Silverchair launches platform to connect publishers with AI research assistants
Research Bridge "developed in response to changing patterns of scholarly discovery and consumption"
Digital Science appoints Charlesworth as strategic sales partner in China
Agreement builds on Charlesworth’s existing work with the Chinese scholarly publishing community
OPINION: Ten Priorities for Scholarly Publishing through 2027
Darrell Gunter sets out his wishes for publishers, societies, libraries, researchers, funders, and technology partners
Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe: ‘We’re in a time of great messiness’
The librarian and educator talks about information literacy, research integrity, AI, and never waiting for permission
Peer review isn’t free. So who pays?
Research Information recently hosted a webinar on paid peer review. Tim Gillett gives a potted view of proceedings