Taylor & Francis announces new OA agreement for Australasian researchers
Partnership supports researchers choosing to publish in fully open access journals, in addition to articles in hybrid titles
Business
Cactus Communications and De Gruyter Brill launch author services
Collaboration will offer De Gruyter Brill authors editorial, translation, publication, and research promotion services
Profectus Academy wins Vesalius Innovation Award
Startup has developed AI tools to help researchers craft better grant proposals in health sciences
The Physiological Society and Wiley extend agreement
Multi-year agreement builds on two decades of collaboration to advance physiological research
Company of Biologists renews deal with Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
The Company of Biologists has announced the renewal of a Read & Publish Open Access agreement with the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS).…
Funders “should mandate change in science publishing”
Paper argues that funders, governments and universities should intervene to prevent "draining of research"
Pensoft and ARPHA join forces with Reviewer Credits
Collaboration aimed at enhancing peer review transparency and recognition, and strengthening integrity
Celebrating innovation and impact: the power of scholarly publishing
We need to recognise, celebrate, and elevate those driving progress, writes Melanie Dolechek
JMIR Publications announces membership of STM
Publisher also adopts STM Integrity Hub to "further support the integrity and high quality of scholarly publishing"
IGI Global Scientific Publishing and Athabasca University continue collaboration
Renewed agreement "reinforces shared commitment to removing barriers to open access and increasing visibility and impact"
ResearchGate and Compuscript launch new partnership
Five of Compuscript’s biomedical journals will now be immediately accessible to ResearchGate’s global community
Australasian libraries agree new OA deal with Taylor & Francis
However, negotiations with Elsevier stall after parties were unable to reach agreement on commercial terms