Why scholarly publishing needs a neutral governance body for the AI age
Darrell Gunter says mechanisms that governed trust, correction, and authority in the print and early digital eras are no longer sufficient
Research integrity
After the PDF: A new unit of knowledge for the AI era
Steve Smith argues that the "Knowledge Object" should be considered the atomic unit of the scholarly record
Why do researchers commit misconduct?
Shilpi Mehra takes a look at the pressures beneath the surface in the world of scholarly communications
Research integrity solutions need to scale both ways
Considering the needs of smaller publishers will yield more efficacious solutions and implementation at every scale, writes Danielle Padula
Jisc secures landmark publishing agreements for UK universities
Negotiations on behalf of the UK higher education sector successfully conclude with all five major academic publishers
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Tracking India’s AI push
Shafina Segon explains where higher education stands at the end of 2025 – and what 2026 must deliver
“Most peer reviewers now use AI” – report
Frontiers paper says publishing policy now needs to keep pace with a "global community eager to use AI confidently and responsibly"
Leading library change with confidence
Leading Change with Confidence: Oren Beit-Arie takes a detailed look at Clarivate's Pulse of the Library 2025 report
The importance of research information citizenship
Good information doesn’t happen by accident; it requires intentional behaviour, writes Simon Porter
Research integrity toolkit launched for early career researchers
Guide was authored by the Sense about Science charity and Taylor & Francis, with input from the UK Research Integrity Office
Funders “should mandate change in science publishing”
Paper argues that funders, governments and universities should intervene to prevent "draining of research"