The state of research assessment
New Springer Nature white paper gives insights from more than 6,600 researchers on evaluation practices
Global divide
PLOS announces China partnership
Parties will work on topics and content related to open access, open science, scientific integrity and scientific evaluation
Breaking down silos and beating donkeys with carrots
Hannah Baldwin offers her insights from this year's Researcher to Reader conference held in London
Cambridge to conduct ‘radical’ review of open research
Project aims to support innovation and researchers’ needs in a manner that’s sustainable for all major stakeholders
Bridging the great divide
How global scholarly research reflects inequality – but also increased interconnection
New speaker announced for One Nation One Subscription webcast
Anindita Bhadra is a Professor of Biology at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Kolkata, India
Live webcast: One Nation One Subscription – Many Opinions
What librarians, publishers and researchers need to know about the ground-breaking $750 million India scheme
Live webcast: One Nation, One Subscription – Many Opinions
What librarians, publishers and researchers need to know about the ground-breaking $750 million scheme
Wiley joins India’s One Nation One Subscription scheme
Groundbreaking initiative aimed at creating "unified national research ecosystem that will empower Indian researchers"
Wiley launches pilot pricing programme for Latin America
Discounts are applied in direct relationship to the Purchasing Power Index value of each participating country
The role of research in advancing Sustainable Development Goals
Technology, professional expertise and educational and research resources are crucial for achieving the SDG goals
“Indigenous peoples must determine their own destinies”
Everyone can learn from the wider teaching of Indigenous Knowledges, writes Jackie Greatorex