“Only 45 per cent of researchers have sufficient time for research”
Elsevier survey says only a quarter of researchers have adequate training in using artificial intelligence
Peer review
Researcher to Reader conference programme announced
Keynote will focus in openness and research integrity – with discounts available for academics and librarians
Wiley guidelines “give researchers clear path forward” in AI use
Guidance "addresses research methodology and peer review, while setting standards for disclosure and reproducibility"
Applications now open for 2026 APE Award
Award for innovation in scholarly communication will be presented Academic Publishing in Europe APE Conference in Berlin
From niche model to publishing standard
Carrie Webster, VP for Open Access at Springer Nature, reflects on 25 years of progress for the publishing model
Cambridge demands radical change in academic publishing
University press calls for collective action to ensure academic publishing becomes more open, equitable and sustainable
IEEE and Enago partner on AI technology for manuscript checking
First phase of project will provide authors with customised guidance on improving the language of their manuscript
Imperial College London and University of Sheffield partner with eLife
Non-profit says uncapped scheme "promotes greater equity, inclusivity and sustainability" in scientific publishing
Wiley advances Research Exchange Platform with AI-driven automation
Development will "help authors get work published faster while preserving peer review reports throughout the process"
Navigating the future of peer review in the age of generative AI
Laura Feetham-Walker explains how researchers are engaging with AI, the concerns it raises, and the importance of human expertise
More researchers “warming to AI’s potential in peer review”
Global survey reveals growing divide in attitudes but more recognition of AI potential to support peer review process
Researchers tied to fake network secure millions in taxpayer grants
An investigation by Digital Science reveals researchers linked to a fake research network have continued to attract legitimate grants worth at least $6.5m