Clarivate names 22 Citation Laureates for 2026
Laureates have been recognised across four broad areas: physiology or medicine, physics, chemistry and economics
Research impact
Elsevier expands LeapSpace content and adds independent AI advisory board
Company says platform now incorporates content from more than 1,500 scholarly publishers and societies
Altmetric adds Cassyni research talks to attention tracking
Papers referenced in a Cassyni talk will now display a seminar mention on their Altmetric badge
IOP Publishing partners with Cashmere to license research content for AI use
Infrastructure will make content available "licensed for inference, protected from training use, and fully tracked"
CCC adds funder data to Ringgold Organizations
Move aimed at helping publishers and other organisations better understand and manage research funding data
Taming the Crocodile enters its next phase
Phase II will shift focus from mapping challenges posed by AI-mediated discovery towards developing practical responses
APE innovation award opens for 2027 nominations
Winner will receive €1,000, travel support and free attendance at the 22nd APE Conference in Berlin in January
Securing the digital future of open social sciences and humanities research
Anna Hughes examines how OPERAS is building a sustainable future for Europe’s open research infrastructure
From access to impact: How OA shapes research reach, citations and global visibility
Exploring how different routes to open access affect the visibility, reach and influence of research
Gold open access delivers lasting impact advantage, Springer Nature states
Advantages associated with gold OA "have remained consistent despite changes in the wider open access landscape"
Scientific literacy must keep pace with artificial intelligence
AI is making science easier to access but harder to trust. Scientific literacy must catch up, writes Giulia Stefenelli
Models need identifiers, not just papers
Composite computational models are exposing the object we still don’t identify well enough, writes Joshua Brown