Frontiers issues AI guidance spanning full publishing lifecycle
Principles include transparency, accountability, appropriate tool use, user awareness, integrity safeguards and equity
Principles include transparency, accountability, appropriate tool use, user awareness, integrity safeguards and equity
Largest groups of recipients came from China, the USA, India, Italy and Germany, with China accounting for nearly a third
Publisher expects the use of tools to grow by further 25% in 2026 as it continues embedding AI through workflows
Infrastructure is designed to help scholarly publishers adapt to the growing influence of artificial intelligence
On the 30th anniversary of MathSciNet, Edward Dunne retraces the history of Mathematical Reviews and explains its importance
New director Tiberius Ignat "to take event to the next level with one aim – to improve the quality of research"
Publisher says financial compensation has been offered in connection with editorial or peer-review activities
Programme aims to introduce structured framework prioritising the quality and rigour of reviews over volume
Themes include research integrity, open science infrastructure, peer review reform, business models
Questionnaire aims to uncover recent trends and future priorities of the scholarly communications community
Frontiers paper says publishing policy now needs to keep pace with a "global community eager to use AI confidently and responsibly"
Collaboration aimed at enhancing peer review transparency and recognition, and strengthening integrity