The commonality of being a researcher
A year after the launch of the Cambridge Prisms series, Jessica Jones reflects on the journals’ shared values of community, collaboration and equity
Sustainable development
Bridging the north/south divide
Simon Linacre outlines the changing dynamics of pharmaceutical research between Global North and Global South and the implications for scholarly communications
Global perspectives on research management
This white paper brings together insights from eight Research Management and Administration (RMA) experts around the globe, on the growing role of research managers.
Spirit, mission and community
We met Mandy Hill, Managing Director, Academic Publishing, at Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Supporting open science in the Arab world
Emily Choynowski outlines the progress of the open research movement in the Middle East and North Africa
All Things Must Pass
Andrew Barker and Elaine Sykes reflect on Lancaster University's shift to an open research culture
Jisc report puts focus on UK research infrastructure assets
"Optimising the UK’s university research infrastructure assets" brings together a range of perspectives, says Victoria Moody
Making publishing platforms fairer
Four industry figures tell Annabel Ola what needs to change to make research accessible to all
Breaking down barriers to open research
Shelley Allen, Head of Open Research at Emerald Publishing explains how the journey to becoming open access is personal
Facing societal challenges with open access
Rebecca Kirk, Publisher of Portfolio Development at PLOS, shares how fostering interdisciplinary collaboration can help tackle societal issues
A sustainable transition to open access
Matthew Day, Head of Open Research Policy & Partnerships at Cambridge University Press Scholarly Communications R&D tells us about where open-access publishing is headed
The time for open education resources is now
Andrew Barker, Director of Library Services & Learning Development at Lancaster University, shares his views on the importance of open access