Frontiers issues AI guidance spanning full publishing lifecycle
Principles include transparency, accountability, appropriate tool use, user awareness, integrity safeguards and equity
Research impact
Beyond academic rankings: demonstrating the full value and impact of universities
4th Generation Universities will become orchestrators of regional innovation ecosystems, writes Aleks Subic
Turn hidden gems into strategic assets: how AI unlocks digital collections
Clarivate whitepaper highlights Vienna University Library’s approach to metadata challenges
IFHE strikes first open access deal with Taylor & Francis
Indian university launches first open access agreement, enabling researchers to publish across 2,400 journals globally
Expanding networks, strengthening data, transforming services
ISSN International Centre is pivotal in organising and disseminating information, writes Gaëlle Béquet
Cabells publishes report on journal decision-making data
White paper explores what altmetrics and citations sentiment data mean in terms of academic and societal impact
ARL and CNI report maps AI-driven future for research libraries
Report aimed at supporting library leaders as they assess how AI advances in are reshaping the research landscape
China launches Dongbi Index to challenge impact factor dominance
Rankings draw on more than 40,000 journals worldwide and were developed by Shenzhen-based Dongbi Data
CERN to host next phase of Open Research Europe platform
Eligibility will expand to include researchers affiliated with institutions in participating consortium countries
ResearchGate and Cambridge University Press expand partnership
Agreement increases coverage to 29 journals across a range of subjects, and includes hybrid journals for the first time
Digital Science announces Altmetric Attention Digest
Tool generates concise, narrative summaries that interpret the attention and influence surrounding a piece of research
Clarivate report underlines need for structured data in research intelligence
Paper warns that poorly structured or inconsistent data can undermine benchmarking, evaluation and policy decisions