Researcher to Reader conference programme announced
Keynote will focus in openness and research integrity – with discounts available for academics and librarians
Publishing models
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
Adoption of open research practices “exceeding expectations”
Analysis by Taylor & Francis and DataSeer finds 52% of sampled articles include a data availability statement
Cambridge demands radical change in academic publishing
University press calls for collective action to ensure academic publishing becomes more open, equitable and sustainable
Imperial College London and University of Sheffield partner with eLife
Non-profit says uncapped scheme "promotes greater equity, inclusivity and sustainability" in scientific publishing
AIP Publishing launches new “model for open science”
Model reflects "unwavering commitment to transparency, access, inclusivity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing"
Jisc launches Digital Transformation Library Lens
Tool highlights the role of library teams in shaping and delivering digital transformation across higher education
Redefining publishing: why we’re moving beyond the article
The current publishing system doesn’t reflect how science is done – or how it should be assessed, writes Iain Hrynaszkiewicz
MDPI Books launches early career researchers award
Competition open to early carer researchers within six years of their first academic appointment or completion of PhD
Cambridge and Max Planck announce OA book agreement
First agreement of its kind for university press combines evidence-based acquisition with open access funding
Solving the equity gap in open access with Bloomsbury Open Collections
Ros Pyne, Bloomsbury's Director of Open Access and Innovation, shares how the new Open Collections model is providing an alternative route to open access…
Ball State partners with Cambridge University Press for open access
Ball State University Libraries has partnered with Cambridge University Press to expand open access publishing opportunities for faculty, staff, and graduate students