“Open access must work for everyone”
Malavika Legge reflects on OASPA’s new ‘percentage to participation’ position paper
Publishing models
American Physical Society launches APS Open Science
Journal aims to provide a community-driven platform that broadens recognition for high-quality physics research
Funders “should mandate change in science publishing”
Paper argues that funders, governments and universities should intervene to prevent "draining of research"
Celebrating innovation and impact: the power of scholarly publishing
We need to recognise, celebrate, and elevate those driving progress, writes Melanie Dolechek
American Physical Society to launch OA journal on AI in scientific research
PRX Intelligence will publish research on artificial intelligence and machine learning that advances physical sciences
SDG policies “more likely to cite research” than others
Springer Nature research also shows open access articles are cited in policy nearly a year earlier than non-OA articles
Australasian libraries agree new OA deal with Taylor & Francis
However, negotiations with Elsevier stall after parties were unable to reach agreement on commercial terms
From access to answers: knowledge-as-a-service
Steve Smith explains why academic publishers must now become "curators of context" in the compute age
Open access growth drives “strong” Springer Nature results
Research sector achieves underlying revenue growth of 7% with journals "outgrowing the market" in 2025
Digital Science releases Altmetric Top 25 NTRO Repositories
List shines a spotlight on non-traditional research outputs (NTROs) and the repositories that host them
OASPA seeking feedback on open access position paper
Paper outlines biggest barriers to open access publishing and calls for a move "from aspiration to action"
“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