Clarivate Pulse of the Library 2025 survey now open
Librarians encouraged to share their voice on the state of the profession across public, academic and national institutions
Research integrity
SSP’s Generations Fund raises $500,000
Fund "provides dependable and sustainable long-term support for programs through an endowment structure"
The future of research in a fractured world
When funding, freedom, and facts are up for debate, honest conversation isn’t just helpful – it’s essential, writes Francesca Brazzorotto
Rethinking the model for sustainable open access
Scott Delman reflects on how ACM is building a sustainable path to OA to make computing research accessible and sustainable
Leading organisational change in times of uncertainty
The world is changing at pace and navigating change with confidence is more important than ever, writes Antonia Seymour
Linked data: the future of library cataloging – OCLC
Organising and connecting data so it can be easily, automatically, and programmatically shared
Making access work in scholarly publishing
Tracy Gardner reviews and celebrates five years of GetFTR’s cross-industry collaboration
Nature makes transparent peer review standard for new submissions
Initiative "supports Springer Nature's broader commitment to research transparency and open sharing"
Evolving to protect the integrity of the scholarly record
Nandita Quaderi celebrates 50 years of Journal Citation Reports, and digs deep into the newly launched 2025 edition
RSNA and SEG enhance research integrity with new retraction feature
The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) have introduced the GetFTR Retraction and Errata feature on their…
Survey reveals gaps in ethical publishing knowledge among Chinese researchers
A survey has found that researchers in China often lack a clear understanding of ethical publishing practices, particularly when they use third-party manuscript services
Clarivate reaffirms support for ERIC, launches free index
The move is designed to enable free access to ERIC for all